"matchmaking program" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a computer program designed to match people for romantic relationships or other purposes. For example: "I heard about this new matchmaking program that puts people together based on shared interests."
Mr. Barreto wants to make the matchmaking program permanent, and the agency is looking for ways to finance it when it expires at the end of the year.
Such acts of kindness, small and large, have multiplied under a new matchmaking program, Adopt-a-Company, that pairs struggling mom-and-pops in New York City with civic-minded businesses.
These items, from a smattering of New England museums, came thanks to the Museum Loan Network, a five-year-old matchmaking program that encourages museums to dust off treasures they have buried in basements and storerooms and make them available to other museums.
A simple matchmaking program based on a handful of relevant criteria would unite dynamic investment teams that would never have met in the offline word.
Execution Labs, a Montreal-based gaming incubator, is teaming up with mobile game advertising and monetization startup Chartboost to create a new matchmaking program that will help indie game developers promote each others' work.
Matchmaking programs are part of a group of personalized software that scientists call robots, software agents or softbots.
The courses are an extension of government matchmaking programs that try to address the twin challenges embodied in a falling birthrate: too few people are having babies, and too few of those who are belong to what Singapore considers the genetically desirable educated elite.
Called Business Matchmaking, the program invites small-business owners to meet with representatives of big corporations and government agencies at events the S.B.A. organizes around the country.
Hewlett-Packard and Business Matchmaking plan to continue their event series for 2012.
The assistance includes the use of Tennessee's China offices for meetings with potential partners and help with business-to-business matchmaking through companies the international trade program has vetted in the 10 largest Chinese cities.
By the summer of 2014, we were (1) "cc" on many emails (without asking for it), (2) invited to co-develop and moderate a yearly global UR conference, (3) invited to participate in matchmaking workshops at the local universities in the program, (4) developing a book proposal together with the URO, and (5) allowed to interview the divisional CTOs.
