The phrase "that is suitable to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is appropriate or fitting for a specific purpose or situation. Example: "The candidate's experience and qualifications make him a strong choice for the position that is suitable to our company's needs."
"New Brunswick is a complex place that is suitable to this type of project," Mr. Francisco said.
New species also alter the character of the community, creating an environment that is suitable to even newer species.
Doaa researches the effect of artificial intelligence algorithms on the criminal justice system; and the legal framework that is suitable to govern the new space.
The second is a time dependent micro-discharge model based on similar assumptions that is suitable to study pulsed discharges.
Additionally, from the passengers׳ standpoint, this is an uncomfortable, stressful and tedious scene that is suitable to be automated.
We provide a technique able to mitigate the computational overhead due to the consideration of multiple computer models that is suitable to the mixture model framework.
"It was a matter of finding terms that were suitable to the various parties, like the Berlin estate," said George Feltenstein, Turner's vice president for marketing.
Neural networks are non-linear models that are suitable to handle the non-linearity in time series.
"Principally our role was to try to find textures and tempos that were suitable to the pace of the dialogue," he said.
"LATIN Americans get to choose their leaders, but once they are in place, it's the old cliques that make the bottom-line decisions that are suitable to their own needs, not the people's needs," said Mr. De Soto.
The Metropolitan police prove to be horticulturally sophisticated by listing on their website 17 different species of plants - identified by their correct botanical names - that are suitable to create "a barrier of prickly hedge" to stop green-fingered intruders.
