The phrase "a program that matches" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a software application or system that aligns with specific criteria or requirements.
Example: "We need to find a program that matches our needs for project management and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a software that corresponds" or "an application that aligns".
Capps II, married to a computer program that matches passenger names against a list of suspected terrorists or people with outstanding warrants for violent crimes, would be used to classify travelers into green, yellow and red categories.
The other services include HelloPartners, a partnership program that matches tastemakers on Pinterest with brands; HelloBuzz, a platform that allows brands to create campaigns on Pinterest; HelloCreative, which is a creative toolset for pin creation, and HelloManager, a Pinterest account management tool.
(The pieces are put back together again by a computer program that matches up their ends).
It offers a number of services, including a home-sharing program that matches hosts in a home with guests, one of whom must be 60 or older; it also collaborates with the Theater Development Fund to help those 62 and older to obtain discount theater tickets.
We designed a peer tutoring program that matches high-performing students as tutors to their low-performing classmates and provides non-monetary incentives for them to study together and improve the pair's academic performance.
Recently, Coursera has taken steps to fix that, moving towards revenue-generation with the launch of Career Services (an opt-in recruiting program that matches students with employers) and "Verified Certificates," which allows students to verify the work they do on the platform — for a fee.
Governor Leavitt of Utah said: "We could cover 40percentt more children if we could design a health insurance program that matched the state employees' program, as an alternative to Medicaid.
Co-founder Tejash Unadkat says he founded the startup after seeing the lack of online resources when he tried to help his sister find a graduate degree program that matched her interests, location, budget, and schedule.
He could not find an established postdoctoral program that matched his research interests, however.
