The phrase "a length of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are specifying a measurement or dimension, often in technical or mathematical discussions.
Example: "In this experiment, we will use a length of one meter for the control group."
Alternatives: "a measurement of one" or "a dimension of one".
Trees were rescaled to a length of one before applying priors on the overall rate.
As Leonard [ 25] discusses, citing a meta-analysis by Estes and colleagues [ 26], there is much evidence that children with language impairment perform worse than children with TD also on shorter tokens even at a length of one syllable.
And when measured by this same senate, as Dio himself goes on to report, it was found to have a length of one hundred and twenty feet; its thickness, moreover, was proportionate to its length.
The analysis equation is solved after each model time step, using observations obtained within a time window with a length of one time step.
We want the scale bar - which has a length of one arcsecond - to end at the bottom-right corner of the plot, five percent in from both edges; in other words at a plot-normalized coordinate of (0.95,0.05).
When wavelength is measured in metres, 1/λ represents the number of waves of the wave train to be found in a length of one metre or, if measured in centimetres, the number in one centimetre.
The jets span a length of almost one million light years.
We unloaded the crocodile catching gear: a length of rope, one frozen chicken, flashlights, and insect repellent.
Permutation tests are a special case of resampling methods, in which resampled blocks have a length of just one, and for which resampling is performed without replacement.
However, if a node with a path length of one obeys a canalizing function, or a function with a bias close to 0 or 1, then the external noise can be to some extent filtered out.
In these estimations, a lag length of one is chosen based on the recommendations of a number of lag selection criteria, such SC, final prediction error, Hannan-Quinn information criterion.
