The phrase "added equivalent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that has been added and is equivalent in value or function to something else.
Example: "The new feature serves as an added equivalent to the existing functionality, enhancing the overall user experience."
Alternatives: "additional equivalent" or "supplementary equivalent".
The effect of attached structures is considered based on their equivalent parameters (added equivalent mass and equivalent moment of inertia).
While one-third of this is lactose, the naturally occurring sugar found in milk, 13.5g of the total sugar content is added – equivalent to the sugar in eight Cadbury's chocolate fingers.
Separately autoclaved glucose was added equivalent to 20 g l−l "C" source.
They observed that yield was greater for coffee husk amendments applied between 2.5 and 20 Mg ha−1 compared to chemical fertilizer applications that added equivalent nutrients.
To each group we added equivalent amounts of BOD-CH.
To reproduce physiological conditions, 0.15 M dissociated KCl was added (equivalent to 49 K+ ions and 49 Cl− ions in our system).
The Si NMR resonance shifts continually down-field on addition of ACN until a threshold is reached at around 33 added equivalents.
These findings suggest that incorporating whole black beans into a meal has acute beneficial metabolic and GI hormone responses in adults with metabolic syndrome and are preferred over adding equivalent amounts of fiber from a supplement.
But tomorrow they've got to add equivalent concepts around APIs in order to gain understanding and make business decisions," said Jhingran.
Furthermore, by reducing the waste of using human and material resources with activities that often do not add equivalent value, trade facilitation also becomes a source of increases of a country's "total factor productivity" (Canuto, 2012a).
Instead, we relied on adding equivalent amounts of RNA template in each experiment.
