The phrase "considers suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an opinion or judgment about something being appropriate or acceptable.
Example: "The committee considers suitable candidates for the scholarship based on their academic performance."
Alternatives: "deems appropriate" or "regards as fitting."
It may be carried out by "any fit and proper person nominated" by Roberts' attorneys or "any other person whom the court considers suitable".
Under the initiative, which is run by the Better Business Bureau, each company sets nutritional criteria for foods it considers suitable to advertise.
Mr Overholser claims to have a pipeline of ten charities he considers suitable for similar financing.A confusion of capitalThe inadequate accounts of non-profits have proved a big complication.
Referring to Shiite militias, many of them backed by political parties, he added, "We are now looking for other armed groups and militias joined to parties to see how they will work with this project". Mr. Maliki's reconciliation plan is vague, perhaps purposefully so, about which insurgent groups the government considers suitable to negotiate with.
You won't usually get to choose the exact materials your snowshoe is built from, as the manufacturer selects materials it considers suitable for the snowshoe's intended purpose.
McGreavy was first considered suitable for an open prison 23 years ago.
Not all weapons must be considered suitable for private hands.
He added that a microchemistry test was not even considered suitable for identifying acrylic.
Dances about serial killers or the bubonic plague would not usually be considered suitable openers.
Rowing was a skilled profession and therefore not considered suitable for slaves.
Not all poisonous substances are considered suitable for weaponization, or use as chemical weapons.
