The phrase "is actually suitable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is truly appropriate or fitting for a given situation or purpose. Example: "After careful consideration, I believe that this candidate is actually suitable for the position due to their extensive experience and skills."
In terms of area, a significant amount of the country is actually suitable for jatropha production.
In its treatment of equality as a derived virtue, the sort of egalitarianism — if the term is actually suitable — here at play is instrumental.
Therefore, the dataset is actually suitable to characterize the full functional repertoire in terms of the KEGG Orthologs.
Make sure your hair is actually suitable for highlights, some hair can be ruined by dying it!
But the home you have created for your ants is actually suitable for a permanent abode for them so you do not have to set them free, just continue to look after them as described above.
H&M Swimset with UPF 50: £14.99, hm.com You could be forgiven for thinking this is just a nice little day outfit, but it's actually suitable for swimming and are made in UV-protective material.
However, against this background, the question of whether the pathways are actually suitable for a comprehensive implementation needs to be answered.
To evaluate our procedure and to determine whether some of the more peripheral observatories are actually suitable for focus latitude determination, we estimated the typical H variation when the variation of D passes through zero at different locations as a function of geomagnetic latitude from a comprehensive model of the quiet-time, near-Earth magnetic field (Sabaka et al., 2004).
There are even different kinds of khinkali, one stuffed with herbs and melted Armenian cheese, the other with sautéed mushrooms and dill — TKF may be actually suitable for vegetarians.
