The phrase "assessment of suitable" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and completeness.
It could be used in contexts where you are evaluating the appropriateness of something, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "The assessment of suitable candidates for the position will take place next week."
Alternatives: "evaluation of appropriate" or "review of suitable options".
There is no dedicated study that looked at assessment of suitable methods for infilling such gaps.
During the past years, the basic concept of the beam system has been further refined and developed, and assessment of suitable fabrication techniques has begun.
Following the debate in Parliament the Stop35k campaign is urging the government to reconsider the implementation of the new rules, and to give the Migration Advisory Committee an opportunity to complete an assessment of suitable pay thresholds across different jobs and regions in the UK.
The evaluation of the transient heat load from the magnets to the cryoplant is fundamental for the design of the latter and the assessment of suitable strategies to smooth the heat load pulses, induced by the intrinsically pulsed plasma scenarios characteristic of today's tokamaks, is crucial for both suitable sizing and stable operation of the cryoplant.
Among the major limitations encountered during the development of FADSS with major implications on future agroforestry decision support systems was the current lack of tree information relevant to agroforestry and the lack of research involving the assessment of suitable trees and their characteristics.
The aim of this study was the assessment of suitable small animal PET imaging protocols leading to minimal inevitable tracer uptake variability and therefore of an estimation of minimally detectable effect sizes in preclinical PET studies.
This diagnostic procedure may provide intraluminal images, allowing for more precise assessment of veins, suitable and adequate for vein maturation, than external luminal diameters provided by traditional methods.
Our aim was to develop and validate a brief, and culturally appropriate, assessment of IADL, suitable for use by primary healthcare workers in identifying dementia in SSA when combined with a cognitive screening tool (15).
Exposure assessment requires identification of suitable indicator media, usually blood in the case of lead, urine with cadmium and inorganic mercury, and blood or hair with regard to methylmercury.
The final assessment of the more suitable commercial micro-pump for this specific application requires further investigation concerning biocompatibility, hemolysis, sterilisation, reliability, and economic costs.
Given the countermeasures considered for both the sites PP1 and PP2, a comparative assessment of the most suitable methods for taking into account the different sets of measures was conducted.
