The phrase "happy match" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a pleasant and successful pairing or combination of two people or things. For example: "The two teams made for a happy match on the tennis court."
"And uncertainty and investors aren't always a happy match".
It was not a happy match, and that was pretty much it for Cronkite.
It was not otherwise a happy match for Strauss in the field, dropping three chances at short cover, two of them sitters.
Calamari rings ($6), for example, are dusted with cumin, roasted and served with carrot puree, a happy match of power and pungency.
This logic, while hard to square with the American political system, happens to be what most Presidents wish were true, and generally makes for a happy match between Presidents and their biographers.
Ray doesn't like to talk a lot about his past, and he thought he'd found a happy match in Jin Li, a pretty young Chinese woman who is his equal in emotional reticence.
Stories like Mr. Burlingame's - of happy matches between older blind people and gentle-tempered guide dogs - are increasingly common at Seeing Eye and other guide-dog schools through the country.
Should Cupertino be happy matching the 'average' failure rate of the industry or will it be looking to be seen as a more reliable handset?
"It wasn't the happiest match," Venus said.
Tom is, in many ways, a much better and happier match for my mother.
"From that point of view, I couldn't be any happier". Match ends, Oxford United 1, Bristol Rovers 2. Second Half ends, Oxford United 1, Bristol Rovers 2. Attempt missed.
