The phrase "a possible mismatch between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing discrepancies or inconsistencies between two or more elements, such as data sets, expectations, or opinions.
Example: "There may be a possible mismatch between the survey results and the actual customer feedback."
Alternatives: "a potential discrepancy between" or "a likely inconsistency between".
The GS/CMS group showed lower corticosterone at 12 months than the GS/noCMS group indicating a possible mismatch between prenatal programming and later life stress.
In addition to this, a possible mismatch between the model and the experimental observations is identified, giving hints for further investigations.
However, a number of researchers acknowledge that population movement occurs resulting in a possible mismatch between numerator and denominator.
However, after the conclusion of the experiment, many participants reported suspecting a possible mismatch between the label and the actual difficulty (n = 15).
Migration was mainly seen in patients with avascular necrosis of the hip and with a possible mismatch between stem and femur size.
Further research is directed to the severity of disease and a possible mismatch between the vaccine and the circulating Bordetella strains.
These findings are interpreted with the concept that the metaboreflex is activated whenever blood flow to contracting muscles is insufficient to warrant oxygen delivery and/or metabolites washout [ 13, 31], thereby suggesting that this reflex corrects any possible mismatch between blood flow and metabolism in the muscle.
The results showed that beamforming at either stage can strongly enhance the performance of the multi-functional transmission, but a suitable selection of the relays is necessary to guarantee the least possible mismatch between the DOA from BS to relays and the DOA from BS to destination.
This aims of this field study were to evaluate the possible mismatch between seat dimensions of existing harvesting combines and anthropometric characteristics of 200 Iranian operators and to propose seat dimensions based on anthropometric principles.
Further analysis of country-specific allocation of funds should be undertaken in order to understand the possible mismatch between HIV health spending and overall health spending.
StART is an approach to identify possible mismatches between the level of care actually delivered, assumed to correspond to what is clinically required, and the level of care deliverable by the unit.
