"matching model" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a model in which the items or elements of two sets are matched or associated with one another. For example, "The matching model used in this study allowed us to compare the results of two different groups of participants."
The proposed workflow consists of three components: history matching, model selection and production optimization.
Model data fusion is defined as matching model prediction and observations by varying model parameters or states using statistical estimation.
Her thesis portfolio, "Master Plan," featured photographs of matching model homes, plots of land, and billboards advertising an America where the children are apple-cheeked and towheaded and the parents are as straight as Ken and Barbie.
In the parameterized pattern matching model, a consistent renaming of symbols from Σ is allowed in a match.
We use an equilibrium search and matching model to generate the main properties of this segmented labour market.
The B&O Videosystem 5000 is available separately for $4,290, but for an additional $2,698, it can be combined with B&O's stylistically matching Model 4500 integrated stereo system to form a unified audio/video combination.
Combining the edge-to-edge matching model and W. Zhang's Δg approach, the habit plane and side facets of the precipitate for each OR can be determined.
This result supports extending the planar matching model for nucleation catalyst design to more complex structures by focusing on lattice matching of planes containing closely packed coordination polyhedra.
The estimation is based on matching model-implied moment conditions under the occupation measure induced by the spot covariance process.
M.C., H.W. and Z.C. developed the phase-matching model and interpreted the results.
We develop an empirical search-matching model which is suitable for analyzing the wage, employment and welfare impact of regulation in a labor market with heterogeneous workers and jobs.
