The phrase "and the matching of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of pairing or aligning items, concepts, or data in various contexts, such as research, data analysis, or comparisons.
Example: "The study focuses on the effectiveness of different algorithms and the matching of their results to real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "and the alignment of" or "and the pairing of".
The snide, smart-aleck humor and extended farcical sequences keep the mood light and edgy, and the matching of voice to image is near-perfect (Holden).
Asked what initially appealed to her about footwork, Jlin immediately responds: "The music and the matching of the movement – how well-synced it was.
Quilting designs may be geometric or figural, and the quality of the quilt depends in large part on the fineness of the stitching and the matching of appropriate designs to the piecing.
Liam Gillick, John Armleder and Michael Krebber provide, respectively, a scattering of silver glitter, sleazy living-room accouterments (chrome-leather chairs and a pink shag rug) and an unchanging slide of a pink sea anemone, which conspire to evoke art's disco glamour and the matching of paintings to furnishings.
We can still obtain significant gain through the optimal rotation and the matching of channel coding and labeling.
On the other hand, the Regional PES is competent for ALMP's and the matching of labor demand and supply.
Nearly 12 months later, the surprise is that losing his title and the match of both their lives to Nadal did not break something essential in Federer.
Nearly 12 months later, the surprise is that losing his Wimbledon title and the match of their lives to Nadal did not break something essential in Federer.
The optimization results give the mass flow rate of intermediate-fluid, diameter of pipeline, the temperature of the circuits and the matches of heat exchanger networks (HENS) automatically.
And the match of talented creators to heroic subjects was in each case sublime.
Third, our VE estimate was conditional on the severity of the flu seasons and the match of the vaccines to circulating strains of the virus.
