"map well to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about connecting one thing to another, usually in a figurative sense. For example, "The new system's objectives map well to the company's overall strategy."
Traditional hard real-time systems, which require very predictable execution times and mostly periodic workloads, do not map well to these event driven applications.
We find that the neural networks map well to the parallel architectures and afford substantial speedups with respect to the serial program, without sacrificing solution quality.
Conventional threading models and the memory access pattern produced by concurrent search queries do not map well to the GPU's memory subsystem.
A CSL facilitates the expression of a family of workflow concerns by offering abstractions that map well to the concerns' domain.
We develop a parallel sparse factorization algorithm that can solve problems from circuit simulations efficiently, and map well to architectural features.
In short, identifiers in this part of the legislative jungle have two problems: first, they sometimes do not exist at a sufficiently granular resolution in the relevant XML versions, and second, granular identifiers do not resolve or map well to materials whose citation has traditionally been based on print volume and page numbers.
And I think it maps well to how we think about life and failure.
The pseudo-hull computation involves only localized operations and maps well to GPU architectures.
The algorithm based on diagonalization and which also maps poorly to GPU architecture can be replaced by an alternative approach that is based on matrix matrix multiplication that maps well to GPU architectures.
These phases effectively maps well to any corporate or agile methodology particularly for basic requirements gathering, including business case, product or system requirements gathering, and personas and user scenarios.
The concept of phases maps well to the requirements of existing voting protocols.
