The phrase "a quality equal to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level or standard of one thing to another, indicating that they are of the same quality.
Example: "The craftsmanship of this piece is a quality equal to that of the finest artisans."
Alternatives: "a standard comparable to" or "a level on par with".
Available in various arrangements that each provide new Lego models and game content – including entire new missions and levels in some cases – the packs are certainly of a quality equal to the base game.
In Norway, the government has recently legislated for municipal authorities to develop local health services for a selected group of patients, with a quality equal to or better than that provided by hospitals for emergency admissions.
The new technology will finally let AM stations, long limited by bandwidth one-tenth the size of FM, broadcast in stereo at a quality equal to that of analog FM.
In Bangkok and Chiang Mai's private hospitals, you can expect a quality equal to standards in the U.S.
Most importantly, the resulting alignments were of a quality equal to SILVA-generated alignments.
I have been focusing on the relationship between the certification standard and the producer's ideal, but the graph on the right (Fig. 4b), which shows the zone when the consumer has an ideal quality equal to 0.5, demonstrates that the consumer's ideal is also important.
I model this sort of consumer as one who believes a certified good has a level of quality equal to the certification standards (the mean of f(Q) is equal to S) and believes a non-certified good has a level of quality equal to the producer's ideal (the mean of f(Q) is equal to ( widehat{Q}Big).
maximum value = 10 (the price a consumer would pay for a credence good of quality equal to the mean).
Advantages of direct peroral cholangioscopy (DPOCS) by using an ultraslim endoscope include a single-operator platform, image quality equal to that of standard endoscopy, and separate water and air channels.
The player, which receives high-quality, instrumental music data and scores via broadband, automatically adjusts pitch and tempo, with sound quality equal to a CD, thanks to its onboard Extended Csound technology.
In [10], a long-term channel quality measure is used for cell selection, and in [11] the cell selection metric is a wideband short-term channel quality, equal to the averaged SINR prior to receiver processing.
