"make it well suited for" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to adapt or modify something in a way that it is appropriate or suitable for a specific purpose. Example: By adding more storage space and upgrading the processor, they were able to make the laptop well suited for gaming.
The compact design of the microscope and its simple feedback electronics make it well suited for operation in novel environments such as at cryogenic temperatures.
The efficiency of our module detection method and its parameter-free feature make it well suited for identifying intrinsic structures in large-scale network data.
Each tool offers unique features that make it well suited for certain types of problems.
Those properties make it well suited for a variety of commercial applications.
A procedure for solving quantum many-body problems is presented and is shown to have properties which make it well suited for parallel computer architectures.
The cylindrical geometry and 60% maximum efficiency make it well suited for (γ,n) cross-section measurements near the neutron emission threshold.
Argus is unique in its small size making it well suited for limited payload atmospheric research platforms.
This model accurately represents the transient dynamics of this type of grid, and its low order makes it well suited for control design.
The NU-DESC has been validated against more extensive tests and impresses mainly with its simple implementation, making it well suited for routine use in a PACU [ 13, 16].
The simplicity of this model makes it well suited for the origami engineering community, and its efficiency makes it suitable for design problems such as optimization and parameterization of geometric origami variations.
This is attributed to the high enthalpy of RF induction plasma and its being capable of high-frequency (13.56 MHz) switching, making it well suited for applications where high-temperature and high-heating rate heat treatments are needed [33].
