The phrase "a realistic match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compatibility or suitability between two or more elements, such as people, ideas, or products.
Example: "After reviewing the candidates, we believe that Sarah is a realistic match for the position due to her extensive experience and skills."
Alternatives: "a suitable fit" or "a viable option".
Matching modeled results with experimental results is more complicated in Case B. This case, first, is simulated with unknown petrophysical and chemical parameters which are obtained in the simulation of Core C. The result of the simulation showed that getting a realistic match with experimental result was impossible.
"Unless Jersey get a realistic match programme in place as an island team they won't be able to compete against Guernsey, and they won't be able to do what they've done in rugby and restrict it, as all the Guernsey players are Guernsey-based.
Surprising as this difference in proportions is, our estimate now offers a much more realistic match to the frequency of "M -cones identified by M -conesctrophotometry [27].
At this stage of his career, although his progress was still followed by the press in the West Indies, he was no longer a realistic Test match prospect.
A realistic coalition matches formal authority and competence with the emotional commitments necessary to establish and maintain the coalition.
Criticized at times for her doctrinaire views and characters, she nevertheless kept her characters from becoming merely social points of view by writing credible dialogue and creating a realistic intensity matched by few of her playwriting contemporaries.
One of the goals of this paper is to utilize homomorphic encryption to construct a realistic biometric matching system that can tradeoff computation complexity with user anonymity in a provably secure fashion.
To look for a political resolution is to take a realistic approach that matches the current situation".
With a well-paced and well-judged integrated approach rather than a simple linear trajectory, this book progresses at a realistic speed that matches the pace at which statistics novices actually learn.
We had to weigh up the options and given Sunderland's recent form, thought it was a realistic possibility of the match being League One against a Championship side.
So why does this persuasive a girl power narrative exist even though it doesn't match a realistic girlhood experience?
