The phrase "a mismatch exists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there is a discrepancy or inconsistency between two or more elements in a given context.
Example: "In the data analysis, a mismatch exists between the reported figures and the actual results."
Alternatives: "a discrepancy is present" or "an inconsistency is found".
A phase separation between two liquid lipid phases was found when a mismatch exists in the optimal hydrophobic thicknesses of the pure bolalipid and monopolar lipid layers.
Relevant perceptual-motor skills within laparoscopic surgery include haptic or tactile perception (Singapogu, 2012) and proprioception within a context in which a mismatch exists in visuo-motor mapping between the visual image and the hands (Cao et al., 1996).
But agreement is widespread among labor economists that unemployment in developing countries is not frictional; it is either deficient demand (employers wanting to hire fewer workers than are available and qualified) or structural (whereby a mismatch exists between the types of workers employers want to hire and the types of workers available to be hired).
Children are at risk of not adjusting easily to school when a mismatch exists between the personal and cultural skills, attitudes and knowledge they bring to school and the expectations of the school itself (Clancy et al. [2001]; Fabian [2000b]; Margetts [2003], [2005]).
The majority of the studies have insufficient information about the communication behaviour taught, and in many studies a mismatch exists between the stated behaviour and the assessment instrument used [ 5].
The authors are to be congratulated on their attention to haemodynamic monitoring, since in cirrhosis a mismatch exists between the capacity of the vascular system and the volume available to fill it; that is, there is a reduced 'effective' arterial blood volume [ 5].
As health officials struggled to convince the public of the safety and value of vaccination against H1N1, the question loomed large: how could such a mismatch exist between the officials' expectations about the public's acceptance of the vaccine and the intentions to vaccinate voiced by the public?
The programme descriptions highlighted situations in which a mismatch existed between the planned activities and the resources available for their implementation.
The authors use rush-hour travel times to estimate how long a jobseeker would need to get to a particular job.If a spatial mismatch exists, then accessibility should influence how long it takes to find a job.
This situation can be compared with the present case wherein a strain mismatch exists between the differently oriented domains in a single crystal sample.
A big mismatch exists today between how U.S. C.E.O.'s look at the world and how many American politicians and parents look at the world — and it may be preventing us from taking our education challenge as seriously as we must.
