The phrase "an equal start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fairness or equality in opportunities or conditions at the beginning of a process or event.
Example: "To ensure everyone has an equal start in the competition, we will provide the same resources and support to all participants."
Alternatives: "a level playing field" or "equal footing".
By giving people an equal start in life, leaders will spring up from every area of life".
Life's race is only fair if there is an equal start as well as an open road.
The existence of such opportunities, in fact not merely in form, depends not merely upon an open road but upon an equal start".
The existence of such opportunities in fact, and not merely in form, depends not only upon an open road, but upon an equal start".
"The uniforms will allow the girls to feel they have an equal start," said Sima Azimi, an Afghan fashion designer who created a conservative but modern outfit: a tunic and pants, topped by a loose head scarf.
It's a country within a country of children that we as a society are not sending on their way with an equal start.
Equality of opportunity requires that each individual has an equal starting point in competition for particular social goods – outcomes reflect ability and effort.
Hence, we mitigate any within-cohort heterogeneity there may have been in the data by imposing an equal starting point to all individuals within a cohort.
This creates an equal peptide stabilizing effect in the presence of the different cosolutes, and gives an equal starting point in terms of peptide folded/unfolded monomer population for the aggregation reactions.
Each well, containing an equal starting population of 200,000 cells/ml, corresponding to 15 25 neurospheres, was transduced independently with each retrovirus at a multiplicity of infection (MOI) of 1, in proliferation medium supplemented by protamine-sulfate (4 mg/ml, Sigma).
Compared with the regular training the standardised training had several advantages, such as an active role of the participant, the use of a structured protocol which provides an equal starting point for all trainers, and the inclusion of follow-up care, which were all acknowledged by the trainers.
