"create match" can be a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can also be used in spoken English, particularly in a sports context. For example: The team's star player was able to create a match-winning move in the final minutes of the game.
Lyft says that knowledge and some other data about when and where commuters need rides most will help create match efficiency within the app.
As sourcing apps use the employment history of successful hires to create match criteria, you effectively increase your chances of being shortlisted as a top candidate when you make more information available.
Sophomore middle blocker Scott Kevorken had a quick-set kill to create match point and Tillie finished it out with a kill.
Long Beach led, 18-16 in the final game, in which the score was deadlocked at 18, 19, 21 and 22. Smith gave OCC a 23-22 edge with an overpass kill, then teamed with Tomasello for a block to create match point.
In Rainbow Six Vegas, enter multiplayer then create match and choose co-op or co-op Terrorist Hunt.
This, however, only serves to rouse one of the most charged atmospheres in Serie A. The first ultra group to create match-day choreographies were the Commandos Ultras Curva B (CUCB).
The models are built without any disposition to create matches between identical contiguous sequences of units, or any other type of imposed register.
Broods were exposed to two early nutritional treatments until independence and we used a split-brood design to independently manipulate nutritional conditions after independence to create matched and mismatched nutritional environments in later life.
The goal of multi-style training is to create matched training/test environments.
Variables used to create matches were demographic, primary medical condition, cost of Medicare financed care prior to the last year of life, nursing home residence and Medicaid eligibility.
Today, for example, the startup is releasing a new feature called "Matchmaker," which allows users to create matches between any two Facebook friends — for any purpose.
