The phrase 'matching effects' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a phenomenon where one action or occurrence triggers a reaction from another person or entity that is similar in scale and/or type. For example, "The matching effects of the price increase caused a drop in sales."
The influence of matching effects was investigated secondly.
At small magnetic fields B ⩽ 0.1 T, vortex lattice matching effects have been investigated by magneto-transport measurements.
The prepared samples show pronounced Little Parks oscillations in Tc and matching effects in magnetization and magnetic susceptibility.
We found significant variations in the neutralization probability for the different projectiles suggesting that level matching effects play an important role.
Further, while matching effects are small when comparing five-year graduation rates, a companion paper (Arcidiacono et al. 2013) shows that mismatch effects are much larger when looking at persistence in STEM fields and in time to graduation.
These disagree with the results of Jaque et al. (2002) [11], who observed matching effects corresponding to the stripe width in Nb films grown on periodically distributed submicrometric lines of Ni.
The logic is based on the concept of size matching effect reported earlier [42].
The matching effect existed between the CSMT and the thin-walled tube have been observed.
The excellent EM wave absorption properties of the material were ascribed to its high permittivity and improved impedance matching effect.
As observed in this table, the relationship between the matching effect and entitlement duration is positive but it does not seem to be very strong.
Two typical conformation modes, lateral reinforced structure and multi-cell structure were discussed through numerical analyses on matching effect and multi-cell effect.
