The phrase "a determination to equal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong resolve or intention to achieve equality or parity with something or someone.
Example: "Her determination to equal her competitors drove her to work harder than ever before."
Alternatives: "a resolve to match" or "an intention to achieve parity".
And Deutsche Bank continues to face criticism that it takes too much risk, a practice that stems from Mr. Ackermann's determination to equal the profitability of Wall Street titans like JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs.
Mr. Plotkin said that an emphasis on college preparation and a determination to provide equal education to all worked against those who dropped out of school but no longer could turn to manufacturing jobs.
Women's rights advocates say Iranian women are displaying a growing determination to achieve equal status in this conservative Muslim theocracy, where male supremacy is still enscribed in the legal code.
Women's rights in Iran have been curtailed since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, but in recent years, women have been displaying an increasing determination to achieve equal status in this conservative Muslim theocracy.
In Paris in the weeks to come, there will be an equal determination to close ranks and give President Hollande a much-needed diplomatic victory.
The division studies the case de novo and makes a recommendation to the Board which then makes a determination greater than, equal to, or less than any of the prior determinations, id., § 1472.4 d).
It has been a fundamental contradiction in her career: a fierce desire to be the best player in the world, and an equal determination to remain out of the spotlight.
So, State Street has benefited from associating itself with feminism and a determination for equal treatment while, allegedly, paying more to people who were male or white more than others who had similar positions and responsibilities.
