"means suitable for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something is appropriate for a given purpose. For example, "This type of tape means suitable for sealing cardboard boxes."
To review the published literature of behavioral interventions for primary headache disorders delivered by electronic means suitable for use outside of the clinician's office.
Such an actor would have to know: an end's relationship with other ends, the consequences and by-products of realizing an end, the means suitable for the end, the interaction of such means with other ends and means, and the accessibility of those means.
The Department of Immigration classifies both Bladin and Wickham Point as Alternative Places of Detention (APOD), which means places suitable for people of "minimal risk", such as families and children.
For habitat specialists, fragmentation has major consequences as it means less suitable habitat for the species to live in.
cycle are found to be affected, which means none are suitable for implantation.
The thin, ungreasy texture means it's suitable for all skin types, and it's resolutely without that gloopy, silicone-heavy feel so often foisted on oily types.
One condition for instance, called Liber disease, mainly affects the eyes, which means it is suitable for stem-cell therapy, he said.
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If the dimensions of matrices are not explicitly indicated, that means they are suitable for any algebraic operations.
That means they are suitable for the multiplex parallel on-line analysis of cultivated cells producing fusion proteins without any of the disadvantages caused by larger tags.
The climate change scenarios used projected significant increases in the number of days with mean temperatures suitable for Anopheles, P. vivax, and P. falciparum survival (Table 8).
