The phrase "a useful pairing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to two items, concepts, or elements that complement each other effectively.
Example: "The combination of chocolate and peanut butter is often considered a useful pairing in desserts."
Alternatives: "a beneficial combination" or "a helpful duo".
Bring food donations, good conversation and a useful pair of hands and the vast Tasmanian wilderness is yours to explore.
People in Africa are moving to urban areas in large numbers as populations grow where children become costly items rather than a useful pair of hands.
Injury-hit Warwickshire have been handed a useful pair of reinforcements for this week's County Championship game against Sussex at Hove - in the form of Ian Bell and Jonathan Trott.
Fluorescein and Ru dpp) constitute a useful pair of luminophores in by DLR-based intraparticle pH monitoring.
Despite the scoreline, the Nottinghamshire Guardian described them as "a very useful pair of backs", although not up to the home team's standard, and the Daily Post rated Devey as "easily the best left-back the club have played this season".
A distinct and useful pair of indicators with which to interpret the results of the above equations are the proportion of exposure which occur indoors and the proportion that occurs during sleeping hours.
Hu et al have compiled a useful set of matched pair datasets based on the CHEMBL database of biological activity.
This has been shown to be a useful approach to identify pairs of important residues when combined with structural data [ 25, 26].
The reason for this was that we could not recruit all nurses in the same practices as their GP colleagues, though five matched pairs offered a useful insight into how the views towards role extension among GPs and nurses working together compared.
So hand-launched drones with night vision can provide a very useful extra pair of eyes, says Scott LB Williamsms, founder and director of the Reserve Protection Agency (RPA), a not-for-profit technology consultancy.
