The phrase "are set to match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is arranged or scheduled to correspond or align with something else.
Example: "The two teams are set to match in the championship game next week."
Alternatives: "are scheduled to align" or "are arranged to correspond".
Boundary conditions are set to match those in the experimental rig developed.
Rivals Asda and Tesco are set to match the price on Monday.
As with the COSMOS survey example, we create a window where the default colors for the on-screen display are set to match the hardcopy versions.
Although the amplitudes and frequencies throughout the experiments are set to match those that might occur in lightweight floor constructions, the results can be seen as general.
The central (x,y) position of the PSF model is set to match the (image) coordinates of the source of interest in data set 'source.fits', and the 'r0' and 'alpha' parameters are set to match the PSF of XMM; the PSF model parameters are then frozen before the fit.
The foreground.display and background.display are set to match the scheme used for the hardcopy versions (the foreground.file and background.file preference settings), which can be useful when the opacity settings of objects are less than unity (in this example this is not the case).
The values plotted on the vertical axis in Figure 6 are the mean luminance of the settings of the comparison surface LC when it is set to match a test surface of constant luminance, LT.
The output pulse width can also be set to match the transducer operating frequency.
First, the fraction of undocumented residents at or below 138percentt FPL was set to match the 2011-2012 CHIS.
Tolls on the Harlem River bridges would be set to match the base subway fare, which is now $2.
But in the Ravitch plan, tolls on the Harlem River bridges would be set to match the base subway fare.
