The phrase "functionally suitable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to something that is suitable from a functional standpoint, meaning that it serves the purpose it was intended to serve. For example, "This new machine is functionally suitable for the task, but it is too noisy for the office environment."
Proper material selection and design made this orthotic device light, structurally stable, functionally suitable and cosmetically acceptable to users.
The basic approach required from the students was to design functionally suitable and sensitive spaces just in accordance with the design elements of these works.
It illustrates that to a unique sequence corresponds multiple conformations functionally suitable, in good agreement with the energy landscape theory [33], [34], [35].
The clinical conclusion is that if the soft part cover is appropriate, the carbon implants are cosmetically and functionally more suitable than titanium plates.
Choosing the suitable functionally graded material distribution, negative effects of the porosity can be decreased.
Finally, since laminates with varied properties were produced, a design concept for a suitable functionally graded material is presented for footwear applications.
Further, we investigated the degree to which ventilation and RBC transfer images identified similar functional regions of interest (ROIs) suitable for functionally guided RT.
Mental representations so characterized are, at some suitable level, functionally characterizable entities that are (possibly, multiply) realized by the physical properties of the subject having propositional attitudes (if the subject is an organism, then the realizing properties are presumably the neurophysiological properties of the brain).
Thus, the experimental setting was suitable to functionally verify lemniscal thalamic synapses on layer IV spiny stellate cells in the wild-type cortex.
Muller, G. et al. Fetal calf serum-free generation of functionally active murine dendritic cells suitable for in vivo therapeutic approaches.
This study demonstrated that functionally graded HA ceramics create suitable structures to satisfy both the mechanical and biological requirements of bone tissues.
