The phrase "will match with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to show that two things are compatible or go together well. Example: "The bright red shoes will match with the blue dress perfectly, creating a stunning outfit."
The Nets won 12 games in the 2009-10 season, a total they will match with their next victory.
Here, the power-ups include a rainbow bubble that will match with any colour, and a fire bubble that blazes a path through any bubbles in its way.
So often in Taylor's work, there is never one undivided truth, a fact that Emily in The Letter Writers is quite aware of: the impossibility that the selves she and Edmund present to one another in their letters will match with the selves they present in person.
He has also got about 60 undocumented migrants who he will match with a safe house person, offering them housing but also just contact and help from outside the Latino community, in case they need a person to call for help.
"We have to think of shareholder value as well as what will match with our portfolio, and Corning has a lot in-house what SDL would bring us".
The bus will have to be parked fairly accurately over an induction coil in the ground, which will match with one installed on the bottom of the bus.
In most cases, however, the rules will not match sentences directly with propositions, but will match sentences with propositions relative to features of the context in which the sentence is used.
The Boilermakers will match seniors with seniors and elbows to elbows inside with Brian Cardinal, Mike Robinson and Greg McQuay.
Prospective parents are asked to register with the authority, where an automated system will match them with children.
Home61 believes it can differentiate itself with its business model, which it hopes will match supply with demand.
On Tuesday, Fields will match up with Orlando's Vince Carter.
