"suitable group" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of people or things that is appropriate for a specific purpose. For example, "We need to find a suitable group for this research study."
Unfortunately, the team did not have a suitable group of Africans available for study.
Good ones will make an effort to get him or her into a suitable group with the sort of instructor your child will do well with.
Any translation-invariant bounded linear operator on weak L1 in a suitable group has a restriction to L1 given by convolution with a finite discrete measure.
Then, estimating site-specific probability distribution of geotechnical properties is equivalent to finding a suitable group of normal or lognormal distributions and their respective weights, based on the data available.
Turoff (1970) defines a "suitable group size" for the Delphi technique to be anywhere between ten and fifty participants.
Thus, these patients are a suitable group to examine the effect of immunosuppression and malignancy development in otherwise healthy individuals.
Besides the suitable groups, the appropriate configuration is more critical aspect to determine the performance.
The calculated spectra agree very well with the presented experimental findings, thanks to the suitable grouping of modes.
The simulation-based methods allow for suitable grouping of uncertain parameters in order to build a simplified model of correlation across structural parameters.
In selection of groups, this article proposes DMSM to determine the suitable groups for chromosomes selection.
The major operations of DMSM include FP-growth performing, association rules generating, and suitable groups selecting.
