The phrase "a corresponding play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a play that is related or analogous to another work, often in the context of adaptations or thematic connections.
Example: "The director's new production is a corresponding play to the original novel, exploring similar themes of love and loss."
Alternatives: "an equivalent play" or "a related play".
"I'd like to say, 'If we always got precisely the right defense called against us at precisely the right time when we have called precisely the right corresponding play, then maybe we could look like that all the time.' But football, like anything in life, isn't always that perfect".
In SNAP-25, a corresponding P1' Arg plays a key role in facilitating hydrolysis by specifically interacting with Asp 370 in the S1' pocket[46].
A 65th team and corresponding "play-in game" were added in 2001, when a new conference with an automatically qualifying champion was created and the NCAA did not want to lower the number of high-profile at-large schools it could invite to the tournament.
Some of the York plays are almost identical with corresponding plays in the Wakefield cycle, and it has been suggested that there was an original (now lost) from which both cycles descended.
From the field of 25 in 1974, the NCAA tournament expanded to 64 participants in 1985, to 65 in 2001, and to 68 in 2011 (corresponding "play-in games" were added in 2001 and 2011), including not only conference championship teams but other outstanding teams from the same conferences as well.
The TeleSound is an iPhone and Android device accessory that lets users send sound messages, by translating the emojis built into iOS into a corresponding sound and playing it back via a special speaker peripheral.
In order to make cement play a corresponding cementation role, we should add proper amount of water.
These phylogenetic properties, in conjunction with the lack of any obvious Arp2 or Arp3 homologues, lead us to hypothesize that the ALP1 proteins may play a corresponding or complementary role to these two proteins in the apicomplexans.
Several of the vignettes in the circus case will be accompanied by small screens playing a corresponding clip from Hans Richter's Surrealist 1940s film "Dreams That Money Can Buy," in which Calder performs parts of the circus.
Software built using Processing translates the color to a corresponding musical note and plays an arpeggiated sequence based on the colors present.
