Well-suited
adjective
1.
appropriate:
She is suited to such a job.
2.
compatible or consistent with:
a prose style suited to the subject.
adjective (well suited when postpositive)
1.
appropriate for a particular purpose
2.
(of two people) likely to have a successful relationship
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