"resulting mismatch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where there is a discrepancy or discrepancy between two things that has occurred as a result of something else happening. Example: The company's new marketing strategy resulted in a mismatch between its projected sales and actual sales figures, causing them to reevaluate their approach.
Higher prices have done little to suppress global demand or attract new production, and the resulting mismatch has sent oil prices ever higher.
The resulting mismatch of skills obtained and opportunities available forces trainees to migrate to unfamiliar urban environments, causing stress and a high dropout rate amongentry-level staff.
And though Boston seemed to miss the playmaking of the suspended point guard Rajon Rondo in the first quarter, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett turned in vintage fourth-quarter performances, controlling the game down the stretch by forcing the Knicks into switches — something the Knicks like to do — then attacking the resulting mismatch.
It's important to win that battle early because then the Nets have time to exploit the resulting mismatch, as when Wallace, guarded by Felton, backed him all the way from the 3-point line to the basket for a first-half layup.
The resulting mismatch between the process and users created long delays and an increase in the overall level of dissatisfaction with the existing process.
In ((Millerioux et al., 2004)), it was shown that despite of the resulting mismatch between the true parameters and the available ones, the state reconstruction error boundedness can be guaranteed and an explicit but possibly conservative bound can be derived.
The resulting mismatches can cause inconclusive typing results or null alleles, as frequently observed with microsatellite loci.
If this defect is due to an altered base selectivity of Y831A Pol ε, the resulting mismatches could be proofread by the intrinsic 3' exonuclease activity of Pol ε.
In cells with low MGMT levels, unrepaired O-methylguanine mispairs with cytosine or thymine and the resulting mismatches are recognized by the MMR [ 4].
Although it is possible that the very long conversion tracts reflect the formation of very long heteroduplexes and concerted repair of the resulting mismatches, there are two other plausible alternatives.
This inaccuracy will result mismatching problem that affects the measurement result when reconstructing object.
