Whether a particular set of data is appropriate or appropriately calculated really depends on the question being asked.
Are they too graphic, or appropriately so?
Or not properly or appropriately represented.
The Citizens Advice analysis of logbook loan cases found that 14% had experienced harsh debt collection practices, while 28% were not treated fairly or appropriately by the lender.
"CISA's prescribed mechanism for sharing of cyber threat information does not sufficiently protect users' privacy or appropriately limit the permissible uses of information shared with the government.
His first farm is being developed 40 miles southeast of Ulan Bator, Mongolia's capital city, on Salkhit Uul, or appropriately, Wind Mountain.
The estimate was the most specific yet from the Obama administration about how many of the 241 prisoners at Guantánamo could not be safely released, sent to other countries or appropriately tried in American courts.
On the other hand, I enjoyed Hannah's complete inability to behave selflessly or appropriately in light of David's death, and how that became a comment on just how much of our humanity our "e-friends" are able to erode.
Cut out 8cm circles using a pastry cutter, then use a smaller 3-4cm cutter or appropriately sized lid to stamp out the small holes in the middle of each doughnut.
The charity said a third of logbook borrowers had not been treated fairly or appropriately, and a voluntary code of practice introduced by the industry two years ago was regularly being flouted.
Ironically, or appropriately, the program itself was born of a practical consideration, one faced by most orchestras: how to utilize the orchestral services specified by the players' contracts that extend beyond the compass of the regular season.
