The phrase "actively match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of engaging in a proactive or dynamic way to find or align with something, such as skills, interests, or opportunities.
Example: "In order to succeed in this competitive market, we need to actively match our services with the needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "proactively align" or "dynamically correspond".
Mentorships, which officially launched three months ago, are getting a smaller expansion: previously Group administrators had to get involved in first activating the option for mentorships in their Groups, and then to actively match mentors and mentees to each other.
Participants were blindfolded and asked to actively match passively determined target positions of the elbow joint under three matching conditions.
To compensate for the fact that using sensor data alone would likely result in an imperfect matching of virtual and real environment (as has been the case in other similar AR mapping apps), Apple uses live video feed from the iPhone's camera, and lets a user actively match up virtual elements with their real-world equivalents in the resulting image.
Three referral types are distinguished: (1) referrals actively matched by a caseworker by phone or by e-mail; (2) automatic referrals, in which the match is accomplished by a software without caseworker intervention; and (3) invitations, in which the referral is transmitted to the unemployed in a meeting with a caseworker.
To that end, the other area where BetterDoctor believes it can really add value to the doctor search process is by not just offering more results but by actively matching patients with the doctor that best fits their search criteria and needs.
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The HCs, however, were not actively matched.
In this manner, the right arm was vibrated both while it was actively matching and while it was passively driven.
There were more than twice as many girls than boys actively matched, and there were more boys on the waiting list.
Young people actively matched with a mentor are likely to incur limited costs as a result of their participation in the program.
Then, each arm was moved, or "driven", by the experimenter, while the participant actively matched those movements with the opposite arm.
