The phrase "match the expectation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are trying to indicate that something meets or exceeds the standards that have been set. For example, "The results of the test far exceeded expectations and matched the expectation set forth by the team."
To quantify how well the intensity profiles match the expectation at each potential colony center i, we compute the Pearson correlation r i between the expected intensity λ = (λ− W,…, λ W) and the observed intensities in the window (T i− W,…, T i+ W) centered on i.
Unfortunately, the experimental results only partially match the expectation.
This may not match the expectation of senders, who generally prioritized other-oriented motives for participating in prosocial P2P services.
Unfortunately, little of great political courage or imagination was done during these years to match the expectation of many of Labour's grassroots supporters.
Watching Miranda fall for Ferdinand, he mutters: "It goes on, I see, as my soul prompts it," as if the reality does not match the expectation.
The writing life is an anxious, competitive, and disappointing one ("Life is so constructed that the event does not, cannot, match the expectation," Charlotte Brontë wrote).
Its capabilities and performances match the expectations.
Eliot, for one, was full of praise, but the novel did not match the expectations inspired by Fitzgerald's celebrity.
A majority of the high school graduates surveyed indicate the expectations they faced in school don't match the expectations once they leave despite attaining a diploma.
The two established thermal properties of enzymes are their activation energy and their thermal stability, but experimental data do not match the expectations of these two properties.
EcoWorld and Ballymore are not alone in pimping up their developments to match the expectations of this new kind of client.
