"make it suitable to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to modify or adapt something in order to make it appropriate or fitting for a particular purpose or situation. Example: "The company has decided to make changes to their products to make them suitable to the needs and preferences of their target market."
A biogas stove is technically mature to adapt and modify its design to make it suitable to cook local foods [22].
In particular, we discuss (i) how it tackles the main issues challenging the representative replication of network workload, and (ii) our design choices and its advanced features that make it suitable to analyze complex and emerging network scenarios.
These special characteristics make it suitable to use in many applications, such as cancer treatments[4], optical coating[5], solar cells[3], and gas sensors[6].
Advances on real-time magnetic resonance imaging (RT-MRI) make it suitable to study the dynamic aspects of the upper airway.
The structure of the application can be modified in order to make it suitable to the recording and the analysis of data of other types.
The structure is fascinatingly uncomplicated, which results in ultra small dimensions which make it suitable to be placed in an all optical integrated circuit.
The model is able to describe all these features, and its generality makes it suitable to be applied to other materials showing similar behavior.
Its barrel structure makes it suitable to carry small substances within the cavity and the barrel sides can acquire diverse functions [ 41].
These amino acid residues are hydrophilic or small, where Pro is special due to its fixed and rigid structure making it suitable to reverse the direction of a protein chain.
Its present orbital period is about 11 days, and its low orbital inclination (< 10°) makes it suitable to observe low latitudes.
This not only enhanced its simplicity in integration but also made it suitable to meet industry needs.
