The phrase 'environment suitable for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to emphasize that a certain environment is suitable or appropriate for something. For example, "The large, open space is an environment suitable for large events."
A Library environment suitable for reading, study, and activities in support of campus research and instructional programs.
Before turning on each other, the Jets could be counted on for boasts so empty that they were actually a near-vacuum environment suitable for testing superconductors.
The two robots will look for telltale geological marks indicating that in the ancient past of Mars water played a role and possibly provided an environment suitable for life, NASA says.
Mr. Smith suggested that CNet, by creating an environment suitable for high-priced display advertising by brand marketers, is akin to its television network, which sells high-priced commercials to brand advertisers.
An infant's emotions and drives play a very important role in generating meaningful interactions with the caretaker, and regulating these interactions to maintain an environment suitable for the learning process (Bullowa 1979).
It allows for improved visibility and contributes to a dry environment suitable for the placement of moisture-sensitive root-end filling material.
It appears easier to over-stimulate students with vibrant colours and busy displays, than to create calm but interesting environments suitable for learning.
Using ecological niche modelling, we found that the Pacific Northwest states contain environments suitable for each ecotype, with wolf packs established in both environmental types.
Ronald Lawrence Mace, a polio victim who devoted his life as an architect and industrial designer to devising environments suitable for all people regardless of age or condition, died on June 29 at his home in Raleigh, N.C.
