As suitability we call the ideal quality. As such, it refers to the aptitude, good disposition or capacity that something or someone has for a specific purpose.
We also talk about suitability when it is considered that someone is adequate, appropriate or convenientto perform certain positions or functions within an organization.
The physical and moral suitability They are requirements for an individual to be qualified for a job, and, in some cases, the company requires the presentation of a certificate of good moral and physical conduct, a “Certificate of Suitability.” This certificate is also required for other things, such as for adoption, for applying for a loan or for studies, etc.
Synonyms of suitability They are competence, aptitude, capacity or sufficiency, as well as convenience or adequacy.
In Englishsuitability can be translated as suitability. For example: “there is no doubt about his suitability for the job” (there is no doubt about his suitability for the position).
Cadastral and financial suitability
Cadastral or registration suitability refers to that of a person who has no outstanding debts in banks or other credit institutions. In other words: the person has a “clean record.” Cadastral suitability is a basic requirement to obtain financing for the purchase of a home.
Financial suitability, for its part, represents the quality of the person who enjoys credit. There are certificates that can demonstrate the financial suitability of an individual.
Professional suitability
Professional suitability is the term according to which a person has sufficient competence, both in terms of knowledge and experience, to exercise a specific profession or position. In this sense, professional suitability is essential when applying for a position in a company or organization, as it will largely determine the applicant’s possibilities to perform the functions of the position in question.
Suitability in law
In law, suitability is used to refer to something or someone who is capable or who meets sufficient conditions to perform a function within a process. Thus, for example, the suitability of an expert’s testimony in relation to a specific piece of evidence will be considered based on his knowledge and preparation to express his opinion in a certain case.
See also: Qualification and Competencies.