The phrase "able to match at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to equal or correspond to something at a specific point or level.
Example: "The new software is able to match at the highest performance standards set by the industry."
Alternatives: "capable of matching at" or "able to correspond at".
Of course, tools like Photoshop give users a nearly unlimited ability to create, which web-based tools simply haven't been able to match very well — at least until very recently.
It's tough to make comparisons with Zynga (which doesn't publish financial data), but even big Z shouldn't be able to match these numbers, at least not this year.
It has been 30 years since Borg won his sixth and last French Open, and it was possible to imagine then that no other relentless baseliner would be able to match Borg's domination at the world's greatest clay-court tournament.
The model is able to match the control group at 36 and 53 months; however, the model is not able to match the program group nor the experimental impacts in the data.
As expected the large databases were more complete and able to match previously unknown sequences at high percent identity.
These results confirmed that even when aware of the presence of the prime, the participants were not able to match the prime stimuli at a conceptual level.
Kamat said in the report: "Through the barcodes on the tags we found at the finishing house, we were able to match the garments to ones at Old Navy stores in the U.S".
In the report, which was produced by Laila Al-Arian, Kamat said that roughly half of the 20 girls inside the facility were under the age of 14. "Through the barcodes on the tags we found at the finishing house, we were able to match the garments to ones at Old Navy stores in the U.S.," she narrated.
Hence, perhaps, the vague sense that none of the obvious domestic options – Giles, Mike Newell, Moores – will quite be able to match the Flower-shaped hole at the heart of the England setup.
In much the same way that eBay found success from the networking effects of matching lots of buyers and sellers of used goods, poker sites were able to match players wanting a game at any time of the day or night.Fish in the bathtubThe big online sites used obtrusive marketing to push playing online, while taking a cut of the pot.
