The phrase "suitable for making" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is appropriate or well-suited for the process of making something else. Example: "This fabric is suitable for making dresses due to its soft and flowing texture."
Chinese-grown wheat is almost never suitable for making croissants and other Western delicacies, agriculture experts said.
For a few hundred dollars less, you can buy a 3.5-megapixel digital camera, suitable for making 6-by-8 printouts at true photo quality.
But graphene, which is a form of carbon composed of sheets a single atom thick, is especially suitable for making them.
The potato is engineered to be unusually rich in a starch suitable for making glossy paper and other products, as well as for feeding animals.
In its pure form, tin is far from suitable for making into implements because it is too brittle for casting successfully and is not easy to melt down.
Click here to order a copy from Guardian Bookshop for £15 Tempeh can be cooked for a long time without becoming soft or disintegrating, so it is perfectly suitable for making rendang.
Top laboratories were having trouble isolating a Fujian strain suitable for making a vaccine, and there was no certainty that whatever they came up with would be easy to make in million-dose quantities.
His spokesman, Ewen Buchanan, said that items removed from the site included fermenters, a freeze drier, distillation columns, parts of missiles and a reactor vessel -- all tools suitable for making biological or chemical weapons.
As he handled them, he would expatiate on their unique, sovereign properties and qualities, how they had been discovered, how they were refined, and why they were so suitable for making filaments.
Therefore, they are not suitable for making real-time micropayments.
So LA133 binder was also suitable for making transition metal oxide anodes of LIBs.
