"pairing information" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe two items or pieces of information that are closely related or connected. For example: "The pairing information of advertising and consumer behavior is essential for understanding the success of a marketing campaign."
In neurofeedback training, this is accomplished by pairing information about one's brain activity with desirable or undesirable outcomes, often in a virtual context, such as a video game.
Known for pairing information with imagination, Stubbs was a leader in the world-building science fiction genre -- in which writers employ plausible science to create a fictional world.
Pairing information was not used in Minia.
We have included proper read pairing information for all tissues in Table S1.
For nearly all the aligners, the use of pairing information significantly improves mapping accuracy.
When ambiguities occurred, the original chromatograms and pairing information from that project was investigated.
This paired information has already been shown to be useful for reducing motion-induced noise [20].
New sequence reads obtained from the above laboratory work were assembled into existing contigs, which yielded new contigs and new scaffolds connected by end-pairing information.
44,667 successful sequence reads (>100 bp at Phred value Q13), accounting for 5.47× sequence coverage of the genome, were assembled into 563 sequence contigs representing 60 scaffolds connected by end-pairing information.
It may provide significant reduction in memory requirements and a possible approach to dealing with paired information.
Moreover, while MapSplice and HMMSplicer are designed to handle both single-end and paired-end reads, neither of them exploit the paired information in their algorithms.
