The phrase "a equality" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an equality" because "equality" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The concept of an equality among all individuals is fundamental to a just society."
Alternatives: "a state of equality" or "an instance of equality".
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Consider, as an example, an equality restriction a = b.
We also observe that (6.11) becomes an equality for a ^ ( x ) = 1 and a = δ.
Each conservation law is an equality between a linear combination of the x i and a constant c i.
"I'm a liberation feminist, not an equality feminist.
Firstly, the gains are computed by solving a LMI condition under an equality constraint.
