The phrase "as suitable and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or describing something in relation to its appropriateness or fit for a particular purpose.
Example: "The new software is as suitable and effective as the previous version for our needs."
Alternatives: "equally appropriate and" or "just as fitting and".
Similarly, the first three models scored more than 90% of the suitability range as suitable, and therefore we judged those models to fail as credible discriminators (Table 2).
When 20 patients were screened previously in England, just two were ultimately classed as suitable and, after the risks had been outlined, willing to go ahead.
Ratzinger's theological ideas, Grafton concludes, are driven by an "emotional vision," a "passion for a particular world," which "determines what he can accept as suitable and what he rejects".
In such manner, this PC based signal generator can be used as suitable and cost effective alternative to the instruments for testing the power quality meters and analyzers.
Based on probability maps and using the probability threshold, which is assumed to be equal to the marginal probability of each parameter, groundwater quality is classified as suitable and unsuitable for sprinkler irrigation purposes (Fig. 4).
Simultaneously, the resultant wood carbons also exhibit superior ORR performances with a half-wave potential of 0.86 V (vs. reversible hydrogen electrode) in alkaline media, in conjunction with superb methanol cross-over tolerance and long-term stability, which then served as suitable and durable air-cathode catalysts for Zn-air battery.
They took delivery of seventeen units, but these were not as suitable as the wagons and the company instead chose to salt the rail tracks.
After dispersal and under appropriate environmental conditions, such as suitable temperature and access to water and oxygen, the seed germinates, and the embryo resumes growth.
We identified two London boroughs as suitable areas and recruited men and women from across the CEE region in these boroughs [ 21].
All participants viewed the program as suitable, acceptable and useful for their practice and were happy to recommend the course to other Victorian midwives.
Different types of experimental designs (full-factorial, fractional) were studied as suitable input and output data sources for ANN training and examined on mixtures of humanin derivatives.
