The phrase "a process equivalent to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two processes that yield the same result or have the same function.
Example: "The new algorithm is a process equivalent to the traditional method, but it operates more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a process that matches" or "a process comparable to".
The results revealed that reduced processing interfaces enabled less-experienced participants to acquire information using a process equivalent to their more experienced counterparts.
Reich et al. (1993) compared use of the ratio of means estimator and model-assisted estimation to estimate the mean unit area biomass of a perennial prairie grass, native to north America, across a 1500-m2 sample area in Colorado; they used a process equivalent to having the auxiliary variable measured only on a first-phase sample rather than the entire population.
Furthermore, in an animal model of SLE, mice immunized with human Ro/SSA developed autoimmunity not only towards this molecule but also towards other immunologically similar molecules in a process equivalent to epitope spreading [ 14].
An episode or reason for consultation was considered as a care process equivalent to a diagnosis.
In this paper, we make a step forward presenting a specialised evolutionary approach that carries out a search process equivalent to the one of simulated annealing.
Twenty-eight yeafterfthatthat first Atlantic piece, I sold the Atlantic a second one, and this time experienced a checking process equivalent to The New Yorker's.
An initial synthesis and narrative of experience was then developed for discussion with the other authors, the two primary sub-district managers (SE, PO), in a validation process equivalent to member and peer-checking that also generated further insights drawn into the final paper.
We describe an approach to CO2 capture and storage from the atmosphere that involves enhancing the solubility of CO2 in the ocean by an engineered process equivalent to the natural silicate weathering process.
where α is a constant and w(t) is a complex Weiner process, equivalent to u(t) + iv t) for two real Weiner processes, u and v ( i = - 1 ).
First, participants articulated that disclosure of sexual identity to a PCP is a complex and challenging process equivalent to disclosure to family and friends.
At higher levels of appreciation, it involves an understanding of the complexity of the gardening process, equivalent to a chess game with nature, because the variables are so many.
