The phrase "a constant width of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a measurement that remains the same across a certain dimension or area.
Example: "The design requires a constant width of 10 centimeters for all the panels to ensure uniformity."
Alternatives: "an unchanging width of" or "a fixed width of".
The features present in the image are elongated in shape with a constant width of two pixels.
The lengths of cantilevers were 200, 400, and 600 μm, with a constant width of 200 μm.
However, the simplest design and the one with the least fidelity to those studies a straight baffle-shroud with a constant width of twice the heat exchanger diameter performs best by all measures considered.
For CV-2, the shape of calcite grains is fibrous with a constant width of c. 20 μm, the long axis of which is perpendicular to the vein wall (Figure 2d).
All the cracks are made with a constant width of 3 mm and sharp crack tips are formed by a thin razor blade at the end of saw cuts.
Among the 21 columns, eighteen columns were externally strengthened by CFRP strips having a constant width of 50 mm with the spacing of 30 mm and 40 mm, and the remaining three columns were reference column.
In particular, lines are supposed to have a constant width (independent of the orientation of the line) \(N_{D}\) Thus \(N_{D}\) represents a large (finite) number, corresponding to the number of squares that form \(N_{D}\).
Participants experienced three visual patterns consisting of vertical segments that decreased, increased, and remained a constant width throughout the length of the tunnel.
This study employed a series of laboratory experiments of debris flows in a rectangular channel with a constant width and with the change of slope to investigate the behavior of debris flows under a variety of conditions regarding approaching and culvert-like downstream channel slopes, representative grain sizes and sediment volume concentrations.
We utilize a commonly-used binning method where each site in the database is sorted into bins of a constant width based on its distance from the point of origin.
It has a relatively constant width of about 20% the width of the whole tail – including the dorsal and ventral flanges – but fills a high proportion of the tail cavity.
