The phrase "a length equivalent to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or describing measurements, particularly in contexts involving dimensions or distances.
Example: "The rope should be cut to a length equivalent to the height of the wall."
Alternatives: "a length equal to" or "a length matching".
There are more than 210,000 miles of water pipes across England and Wales, a length equivalent to eight times the circumference of the Earth, which serve 23m properties.
Each grid cell has a length equivalent to 1° of MLAT.
All trajectories were compared with manually overlaid straight lines of a length equivalent to at least 40 m.
Occurrence is plotted in magnetic latitude/magnetic local time (MLAT/MLT) coordinates using a uniform distribution of equal area cells having a length equivalent to 1° of MLAT.
Model predictions indicate that radiation field gradients are large, with relatively little light penetrating beyond a length equivalent to three channel widths.
A comparison between the CRM-HTR and a straight tube reactor (CRM-TR) with a length equivalent to that of the CRM-HTR revealed that CRM-HTR has better micromixing efficiency.
The unifocal standard lens has a focal length equivalent to 47mm in the 35mm format.
All five units have a regular length, equivalent to 1 D, with the exception of M5, which in collagen type I has a length of approximately 0.46 D [52,62,67].
Each stage was represented by at least 30 million reads (Table 1), with 50 bp in length equivalent to 1.5 Gb of total sequence data, a tag density sufficient for quantitative analysis of gene expression [ 34].
The most extreme individual, a Karitiana from the Brazilian Amazon, has a total of ∼861 Mb in runs of homozygosity above 500 kb in length, equivalent to one third of the genome.
Prior to the assembly and mapping, filters were applied to remove low quality reads resulting an average of 30 million of single reads (Table 1) 50 bp in length equivalent to 1.5 Gb of total sequence data for each sample.
