The phrase "can appropriately be" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a phrase or clause that suggests an appropriate response or course of action in a given situation. For example, "Given the circumstances, the situation can appropriately be addressed by increasing safety protocols."
The lower federal courts have disagreed on whether drunken driving can appropriately be placed in that category.
But the (remarkable) conceit is this: The "next great generation" of Americans can appropriately be called "Generation Obama".
There has long ceased to be a generally accepted philosophical framework, comparable with Neoplatonism, in terms of which Christianity can appropriately be expressed and defended.
It is only if universities are thought to be in the business of giving seals of approval or disapproval to sovereign states (a job reserved for organizations like the State Department and the United Nations) that arrangements with other universities can "appropriately" be conditioned on a determination of political correctness.
These histories are limited in time and space, and they can appropriately be called "micro-history".
One unifies to the extent that empirical investigation shows the same mechanism schema can appropriately be instantiated in a given domain, of whatever scope.
The effort, under the guise of immigration regulation, can perhaps more appropriately be viewed as a form of cleansing.
Knowing how to use this credit appropriately can be a hard lesson to learn.
Dressing appropriately can be a minefield, whether it be for business or leisure, and in particular for politicians.
Remember, there will definitely be more situations where you can appropriately prove how smart you are.
These constituent traits can then be appropriately weighted in an index to achieve genetic gain.
