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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a neat match" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where two things are well-suited or compatible with each other, often in a positive or pleasing way. Example: "The colors of the curtains and the sofa create a neat match that enhances the room's aesthetic."
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And foreign buyers of inflation-linked bonds are still at risk from currency depreciation.Inflation-linked bonds are extremely attractive to pension funds, since they are a neat match for the funds' liabilities.
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It was a great match, and it was very neat to see the community come together for a good cause.
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There's a neat bag of matching slippers in the hall and the kitchen is full of Anna's vegetarian stuff – tofu, tahini, aubergines – items never previously glimpsed within these walls.
It's a neat spin on the match-three genre, as you work your way through 50 levels making combinations to build items for townsfolk.
The match wasn't much of a spectacle and Maxime Medard scored the only try of the match, following a neat move that came from French dominance at the scrum.
Rayno Gerber settled nerves when he drove over and Tim Stimpson finished the match with a neat try.
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