The phrase "would be more fitting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used whenever one is comparing or suggesting something that would better suit a certain situation. For example: "A plain white shirt would be more fitting than a bright yellow one for a formal event."
Some are bound to flinch, and say that something on the order of the Wiliest would be more fitting.
Nevertheless, a novel like Keith Roberts Pavanee (1969), which has as a premise the conquest of England by Spain in 1588, and the consequent suppression rather than development of free Protestant intellectual inquiry, is called science fiction, though such terms as "fiction of hypothesis" and "time fantasy" would be more fitting.
If you are traveling to California to tour the Redwood forest, tennis-shoes would be more fitting.
I've thought about it a lot and I don't think there is any manager that would be more fitting to go in there and work with the club, having Sir Alex Ferguson above him.
At this point it would be fitting to draw a contrast between Kolo and Yaya, but perhaps it would be more fitting to not even bother.
He dresses like a hipster but brown corduroys would be more fitting as he gives considered, erudite, answers to questions.
The resulting game theory ESS for this interaction is that in which all players become hawks, which seems contradictory as they would be more fit if they were both doves.
For example, wet weight was negatively correlated with male aggression (P = 0.044), where we would presume that both greater wet weight and more aggressive males would be more "fit".
While attraction discounts would be more fit for families, any individual can enjoy discounts to restaurants, bars, and other new discoveries in the city.
But "deaf spot" might be more fitting.
It would be more convincing to fit this model, or similar models, to different generalized HIV epidemics with a range of baseline incidences and HIV epidemics in different stages of retreat.
