The phrase "as most apt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is particularly suitable or appropriate in a given context.
Example: "In this situation, the term 'resilience' is as most apt to describe the team's response to challenges."
Alternatives: "as most fitting" or "as most appropriate".
The acceptance of this designation signaled the consensus among East Asian statesmen and intellectuals regarding the significance of Confucianism for the advanced educational values of the region as well as the multifaceted lexicon of Confucianism as the most apt for conceptualizing and ultimately translating modernity.
Brookings scholar Michael O'Hanlon, who warns that Assad's overthrow will leave Syria in as much chaos as Iraq's after the U.S. invasion, sees Bosnia as the most apt analogy, and proposes Syria's division into ethnic and sectarian enclaves with U.S. peacekeepers on the ground.
The moral strikes me as the most apt — and truly sabotaging — message in this Triennial: "To all righteous thinkers, perhaps it is worthwhile to spend more time considering how meaningless and powerless you are".
Thorpe's comment—"Greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his friends for his life"—was widely regarded in the press as the most apt verdict on the prime minister.
It's also the most apt, as the lifelong object of his adoration turns out to be a bit of a cow.
The Somerset groundsman Phil Frost admits that an aspiring young player at Taunton once christened him "the bowler's undertaker", a description that appeared most apt as Simon Katich and John Crawley led Hampshire to their highest ever National League score.
"Gladiator" may not be a great movie, but certainly it deserves its 12 Oscar nominations as the year's most apt expression of our thirst for ever more lethal civic fisticuffs -- it's impeachment on steroids and with better beefcake than Henry Hyde.
Of these three labels, negative retributivism seems the most apt, as it picks up the idea that wrongdoing negates the right one otherwise has not to be punished.
In such a scenario adopting the audio- visual method of teaching would be the most apt as teaching in Physical Education PEE) is a huge challenge (McLean & Daniel 1996) as it involves learning by doing.
Therefore, the "pragmatic" marginalisation of human rights for many of our respondents was most apt as a means to thwart such future apocalyptic imaginings, and certainly most economically prudent.
