The phrase "language suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe language that is appropriate or fitting for a particular context or audience.
Example: "The report must be written in language suitable for a general audience to ensure clarity and understanding."
Alternatives: "appropriate language" or "fitting language".
But Takahashi, who regularly greets his Latino teammates with proper Spanish salutations, is also learning language suitable for mixed company.
Gary Bourlet: "If we want to get young disabled people working in social care they need good personal assistants to work alongside them, accessible materials, jargon-free language, suitable equipment and a friendly work environment.
You recently labored on a superb album, "Bitter Tea" (Fat Possum), and you're wondering how to translate its meticulous frenzy — all the backward-hissing vocals and instrumentals, the synthesizer buzz and tack-piano clangor — into a musical language suitable for the road.
Coders are essentially linguists who translate human language into a foreign programming language suitable for an unforgiving machine to process.
Accordingly, four subsets of a real time language suitable for the implementation of safety related systems are proposed, whose definitions fulfil the respective requirements of the four Safety Integrity Levels.
The revelations were not God's words verbatim, but "couched in language suitable to Joseph's time".
Description logics (DLs) are a family of formal languages suitable for representing and reasoning about terminological knowledge.
It is easy to see what this comes to in the case of artificial languages suitable to pure mathematics and kindred abstract subject matters.
In essence, OWL is a language based on description logics (DLs) [14], which are a family of formal languages suitable for representing and reasoning about terminological knowledge [3].
The Author shall submit to the Publisher two copies of the Book, in the English language, deemed "suitable" by the Publisher, no later than on the date agreed upon.
Submission 3. The Author shall submit to the Publisher two copies of the Book, in the English language, deemed "suitable" by the Publisher, no later than on the date agreed upon.
