"business matching" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the matching process between businesses that is intended to create a beneficial relationship. For example, "The business matching process between the two companies resulted in a successful partnership."
It's a tricky business, matching young men who get used to having everyone in their orbit and gravitational pull.
LinkedIn, the social network for businesspeople, is adding on to its biggest business: matching jobs to job seekers.
He started a business matching tech companies with qualified employees, which he said proved his aptitude as a creative economic problem solver.
They introduced Mr. Martwick to the world of advertising, and he soon had a second business matching up products with telegenic animals.
Unlike some MCNs, rather than being a producer in its own right Rightster is in the distribution and syndication business, matching content creators with online publishers looking to get more video on their websites.
"We have to be flexible in terms of our resources, and this is part of how we manage our business – matching our workforce with the work," she said, adding that some of the workers would be redeployed in other parts of the company.
We now have to make the business match the brand," she said.
Second, we adopted a snowballing approach (Bryman, 2004) by asking the first informants to identify others who had started home-based online businesses matching the requirements of our study.
She added the campaign had also received another donation of £10,000 "on the condition that other businesses match fund it".
A formula could be developed where regional industry businesses match any increase in state CTE funding above the average of non-CTE programs.
By 1999 the increase in property prices enabled me to release £90,000 equity to invest in my business, Match Bar.
