"naturally suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is suitable in a natural, innate, or inherent way. For example, "The function of a bird's wings is naturally suitable for flying."
They are naturally suitable for forestry, can be made agriculturally productive with the application of lime and fertilizers, and are stable materials for construction projects.
The gradient based approach to finding the optimum design of a structure is not naturally suitable for parallelisation by the 'divide and compute' strategy, which simultaneously computes different independent designs, used by the random search based approach.
Complex processes are naturally suitable to be controlled in a decentralized framework: centralized control solutions are often unfeasible in dealing with large scale plants and they are computationally prohibitive when the processes are too fast for the existing computational resources.
By contrast, greyscale arrays are naturally suitable for embedding in images.
It is shown that PA codes not only perform remarkably well with coherent detection, but the embedded differential encoder makes them naturally suitable for noncoherent detection.
Those were being established on naturally suitable, defense enhancing sites beginning in late 6th or 7th century (Szeligi near Płock and Haćki are the early examples), with a large scale building effort taking place in the 8th century.
Another issue refers to some subjects that are naturally not suitable to be taught in accordance with a particular style.
Due to the non-stationarity of EEG signals, T-F and instantaneous frequency (IF) based methods seem naturally more suitable for seizure detection and classification [7, 26, 28 32] and [[6], Section 15.5].
Walkability in the city is naturally a suitable domain for citizen science, because the street network is very vast and complex to analyze by other means and because walkability is important for many citizens.
In some locations, perchlorate may be present from commonly used explosive devices (e.g., fireworks, road blasting materials) and in other locations the compound may be formed naturally under suitable atmospheric and soil conditions.
From a mathematical standpoint, if the crane payload trajectory is to be defined analytically, the polar coordinate system, r, θ), is naturally the most suitable.
