The phrase "a type of equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when categorizing or describing a specific kind of equipment within a broader context.
Example: "The new facility will feature a type of equipment that enhances energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "a kind of apparatus" or "a category of tools."
British diver Neil Bennett of NZ Diving said the pair were brought together in Thailand because of their technical skills and experience using rebreathers; a type of diving equipment that allows air to be recirculated and reused.
Therefore, a sign system is a type of 'attention equipment' 15 in social systems, it is used to distract people's attention from everyday life and to focus their attention on a still uncertain situation that eventually requires a structural change (when fire alarm is belling, teachers cannot go on teaching as if nothing had happened).
I wasn't sure if this was a certain type of equipment or perhaps a train that only ran at a certain hour.
"We make it available to the player, but if a player doesn't wear a certain type of equipment, then they don't," Rutherford said.
Each of the five teams chose to focus on a specific type of equipment.
Ciena had an early lead on Lucent -- and the rest of the telecommunications industry -- in making a complex type of equipment that can increase the capacity of long-distance networks by a factor of 16 or more.
If the new equipment has the same form and function as the old equipment, the review is far less deep than if it is a new type of equipment.
Moreover, this shock test machine can be regulated conveniently to adjust to a different type of equipment and be extended easily to suit more severe shock environments and heavier equipment.
The amount of deposited dust is related to (1) the total dust availability in a given type of equipment and (2) to the rate of deposition of dust due to different mechanisms.
