The phrase "and a match of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comparison or contest between two or more entities, often in the context of sports or competitions.
Example: "The tournament will feature several exciting events, including a match of tennis and a match of badminton."
Alternatives: "and a contest of" or "and a game of".
During Hodgson's trial, prosecutors relied on the confession and a match of a blood type with samples found at the scene.
Then, the engineering technology that must be developed is discussed for the desired final product and a match of cost and benefit.
Recipients and donors were typed at high resolution for HLA-loci A, B, C, DR, and DQ, and a match of at least 7/8 loci at HLA-A, B, DRB1, and DQB1 was considered eligible for transplantation.
This was carried out by comparing a dot plot between published JH sequences and the 5' region of the IGHM (implementing a window of 30 nt and a match of 60%).
Vbe extends the previous modules by allowing any of the matches produced by the 'beForm' stage in front of them and thus targets phrases such as 'is regulated' or 'are positively regulated by', Vshown allows a match for SynPs that denote expressions like 'has been shown' followed by 'to' and a match of beForms in front of Vsimple and Vprep.
Briefly, settings included a baseline offset of 0.5, automatic smoothing, 1st dimension peak width of 24 seconds, 2nd dimension peak width of 0.10 seconds, and a match of 700 required to combine peaks with a minimum signal-to-noise (S/N) of 5 for all subpeaks.
First, a stringent BLASTN data set was identified, which consisted of matches at least 16 nt in length and having a match of 100% coverage and 100% sequence identity.
A couple earning as much as $100,000 a year could contribute up to $1,500, and receive a match of $1 for every $3 they deposit.
You deposit $15,000 into your 401(k) each year and have a match of about $5,000.
However, a number of women from Syria and other countries stepped in and asked for a match of their own.
kThe program-types of all participating countries are described in Chapter 3.3 in Tatto et al. (2012), and a matching of program-types to program-groups is given in Exhibit 2.1 of the same source.
