The phrase "as a good match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a suitable pairing or compatibility between two entities, such as people, ideas, or products.
Example: "After reviewing their skills and experiences, I believe they would work well together as a good match for this project."
Alternatives: "as a suitable pairing" or "as a compatible fit."
But competitors do not necessarily see General Electric as a good match for British Aerospace, commonly known as BAE.
In this context, the maturing of all-optical XOR technologies appears as a good match to the necessity of a more efficient protection in transparent optical networks.
Biotechnology companies in particular view cancer, a disease caused by genes gone awry, as a good match for their techniques of genetic engineering and molecular biology.
Stacey describes her outgoing personality and love for building out of nothing as a good match for STEM learning.
The more sports fans were pulled to a product over non-fans, the higher the product scored as a good match for sports advertising.
With so many of Michael O'Neill's NI side based in Britain, they are regarded as a good match for England, albeit lower down the Fifa rankings.
Tham sees Yah as being a good match for Tono in personality, as she shows a willingness to serve as the traditional wife.
As long as it's a good match, kids can play together, and parents can share child duties.
In addition to the selected prominent 95 ka eccentricity periods, four other time values were regarded as being a good match for the obliquity and precession theoretical periods.
The precision of the person ability estimates was represented by the expected a posteriori (EAP) estimation of 0.71, which showed, as expected, a good match with Cronbach's alpha.
Then, apparently almost before she had time to breathe, let alone weep, she was married off to a distinguished Dublin surgeon, Sir Arthur Chance, a widower with children who happened to be a knight as well as a Catholic and was not only much older than her, but considerably older than Bill Beckett as well: in short, a good match.
