"suitable scenario" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a specific situation or setting that is appropriate or fitting for a particular purpose or event. Example: "For this experiment, we will create a suitable scenario in which the subjects will experience high levels of stress."
After determining the suitable scenario, the optimum energy combination within this scenario is found.
Since tritium permeation is highly influenced by irradiation conditions, IFMIF is a suitable scenario to perform tritium permeation related experiments.
Renewable energy technologies offer an economically viable and environmentally suitable scenario towards addressing energy requirements for rural livelihoods.
We concluded that deficit irrigation at tuber bulking for two weeks is a suitable scenario for potato farming, with potential benefits resulting from reduced irrigation costs.
In Brazil, the co-circulation of three subtypes offers a suitable scenario to test T cell cross-subtype responses to consensus sequences.
Spain is a suitable scenario to evaluate real wage cyclicality within a much rigid labour market.
The suitable scenarios of these proposed designs are also addressed.
Its suitable scenarios include spectrum share in OFDM wireless local area network (WLAN) and global system for mobile communication (GSM) network.
We also cite simulation results deriving from assumptions made in suitable scenarios to demonstrate the possible impacts of joining the TPP.
Validation of the proposed model is achieved through simulations on suitable scenarios which are covered with actions that are prepared without being conscious at any point in time, and also with the actions that agent develops prior awareness and/or retrospective awareness.
The most suitable scenarios included genotyping selection candidates at very low-density, genotyping male parents at high-density and re-genotyping female parents at high- or medium-density (e.g. from L384 to L6k panels) once they have become parents.
