The phrase "coupled off" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to form a couple or pairs, often for a specific activity or purpose. It is often used in social settings or when discussing relationships. Example: During the game night, everyone coupled off into teams for the trivia challenge. In this sentence, "coupled off" is used to describe the action of forming pairs or teams for a specific activity (the trivia challenge).
Coupled off, they held on to each other's shoulders.
Mr. Burman, who claimed he was eager to be coupled off, spoke of his willingness to compromise.
This means that, assuming we coupled off as teenagers, for the great majority of our species' history, at least half of all relationships would have ended within 15 years.
Loneliness is sticky and fatiguing and tells all sorts of lies (You're too broken to be loved//You're too broken to love someone else//Why are we here?//Life is passing you by//Soon all your friends will be coupled off, and they'll forget about you//Does any of this really matter?); but I've learned over the years to go into the loneliness rather than try to push it away.
But somehow over the past year, everyone has coupled off.
So their marriage actually will help you and I. Besides, now they're coupled off.
For this purpose, the SLEUTH* urban growth model is coupled off-line with the WRF/urban climate modeling system in order to simulate the impacts of three types of urban development (compact, moderately compact, and sprawling development) combined with ecological preservation rules.
The presented setup was based on sample pre-fractionation using microscale in solution isoelectric focusing (IEF) followed by tryptic digestion and subsequent capillary electrophoresis (CE) coupled off-line to matrix assisted laser desorption/ionization time of flight tandem mass spectrometry (MALDI TOF MS/MS).
Research findings will inform the University's approach to coupling off-campus emissions reduction opportunities with on-campus efforts to meet its long-term climate commitment.
Couples pair off in dark corners.
Mr. Paskaljevic starts each couple off at someone else's wedding.
