The phrase "a match of very" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "It was a match of very high intensity, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats."
Alternatives: "a match of great" or "a match of significant".
A match of the very highest quality that had the packed galleries entranced.
There are those who will maintain that this was essentially a destructive contribution in a match of distinct and very British muscularity (by the end United had seven British players on the pitch).
It was remembered as Harry Kane's afternoon, and rightly so, but it was notable for being one of those days when both teams attacked and Chelsea made a match of it to the very end.
Notice that especially the match of very large events (more than 20 casualties) is generally very good throughout (77.8% match).
Second versus third, a passion-play of high skill in the face of hyper-physical defence, a sell-out in the best ground in the land, a match of grand-final-like intensity, a very Australian derby in which the teams represent cities 1,350 kilometres apart.
6 years later, we examined the dissatisfied patients in one Swedish county and a matched group of very satisfied patients.
"We knew that it would be a very hard match, a match of warriors.
A change in circumstance, most usually of the Big (for example, an interstate move for professional reasons), was the most common reason for premature termination of a match, with very few matches terminating early because of dissatisfaction of either or both parties [ 1].
The results shown here indicate that their main strength lies in the matching of very large probe collections to one or more genomes.
But not since baseball's infamous 1919 World Series, when eight members of the Chicago White Sox conspired with a professional gambler, Joseph Sport Sullivanand and the New York gangster Arnold Rothstein to lose to the Cincinnati Reds, has there been a trial quite like the one that finished in London on Thursday, exposing an attempt to affect a match at the very pinnacle of the sport in question.
