The phrase "a value equivalent to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or equating two values in a mathematical, financial, or analytical context.
Example: "The total cost of the project is a value equivalent to $10,000."
Alternatives: "a value equal to" or "a value matching".
In addition, the Tokyo stock market, with a value equivalent to $2.6 trillion as of Sept. 1, was about as big as the Nasdaq.
From 2015, he moved to an annual LTIP award with a value equivalent to 70% of salary vesting after three years.
Tchenguiz operations had been by far Kaupthing's largest borrower, receiving about €2bn (£1.6bn) in loans from the bank – a value equivalent to more than 40% of the bank's reported equity.
Barclays Capital, an investment bank, calculates that "index funds", which have especially exercised the politicians because they always bet on rising prices, account for only 12% of the outstanding contracts on NYMEX and have a value equivalent to just 2% of the world's yearly oil consumption.More importantly, neither index funds nor other speculators ever buy any physical oil.
This dependence is reflected in the values of acid dissociation constants, which range from about 10−14 (a value only slightly larger than for pure water, for which the dissociation constant = 10−15.7) for the hydrated lithium ion, to about 10−2 (a value equivalent to that of a fairly strong acid) for the hydrated uranium(4+) ion.
The average compressive strength of the 2.5-h autoclaved cement paste with 30% ground sand displays a value equivalent to that of the 28-day normally cured cement paste without ground sand.
The loss of energy of the particle, because it occurs in a series of discrete amounts, fluctuates statistically about a mean value, equivalent to a most probable range.
Put another way, the results ranged from a predictive value equivalent to flipping a coin to NGAL being an excellent early marker of AKI.
Briefly, spectra were smoothed using a Savitzky-Golay algorithm and shifted downward by a constant value equivalent to 95%% of the spectrum's maximum intensity.
Each node broadcasts its connectivity index (S i ) to all other nodes with a TTL value equivalent to time spent through one-hop communication.
Spectral data was first smoothed using a Savitzky-Golay algorithm (chosen to maximally preserve the spectral shape and intensity) of degree 2. All points in the smoothed spectrum were then shifted downward by a constant value equivalent to 95% of the spectrum's maximum intensity.
