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'seems to be suitable' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a way to express opinion or an assessment of something. For example, "This enterprise software seems to be suitable for the needs of our small business."
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Conclusion: The coronoid process seems to be suitable for paranasal augmentation in the dry skull study.
Hydrogen peroxide concentrations inferior to 0.5% seems to be suitable to recover high percentages of lignin.
Therefore, the Astex Set seems to be suitable for a verification of predicted ligand states.
Crowdsourcing seems to be suitable for both value creation and value capture.
The mechanism of action of dexmedetomidine seems to be suitable to prevent emergence agitation.
It seems to be suitable for the HEp-2 cell classification task.
Soft robotics, in particular, seems to be suitable for such applications given its intrinsic compliance to the operative environment.
Taylor's theory of viscous break-up seems to be suitable to describe the breakage of the droplets.
The notion of the complex membership function proposed by Tamir et al. in [19] seems to be suitable.
Besides this strong mechanical strength, we found that the EVAL film has several characteristics which seems to be suitable for the balloon material.
This research study seems to be suitable for application in the advanced transportation domain, especially in the aeronautical and aerospace sectors.
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