"matching pieces" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to objects or elements that are similar or complement each other in some way. Example: The interior designer carefully chose matching pieces of furniture and decor to create a cohesive and stylish look in the living room.
He is cutting matching pieces from his stockpile of slabs quarried around 1900, he said in a recent phone interview.
Or you can build blocks of matching pieces and then connect them, as if you were playing with Legos.
And the Viktor & Rolf duo saw matching pieces as both jackets and trousers and cotton shirts with underpants.
The meticulous process involves mixing and matching pieces, to pair the perfect curve of one with the exact indent of another.
The Oomph backgammon board, which is made of cork, is the recognized international professional size and comes with matching pieces (checkers, dice, a doubling cube and dice cups).
Margot Johnson observed that "in the 1880's, Horner had a showroom in New York in the West 20's, where you could go to buy faux bamboo, mixing and matching pieces of all kinds.
Inside, a matching piece of personalised notepaper, headed Brett Mole, Balliol College, Oxford.
Other robots cover their surface with dollops of milky liquid crystal, lay on top a matching piece of glass and cut them up into small panels for assembly.
Cut out another matching piece of material that is similar in length to your shirt, and a few inches wide, depending on how much wider you want your revamped shirt to turn out.
The scar is cut away from the skin with a small, circular cutting tool and then the area is filled with a matching piece of skin taken from an unscarred region.
Throughout the season, Sabean mixed and matched pieces, eventually settling on a fit that suited him.
