The phrase "an equivalent among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is comparable or similar to others within a specific group or category.
Example: "In the realm of renewable energy, solar power is often considered an equivalent among other sustainable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a counterpart among" or "a parallel among".
That's an extremely strong performance — the fifth best for an equivalent period among all American presidents since 1900.
Also, they involve the group adjoint representation which establishes an equivalent relation among all conjugate sub-algebra elements.
We used a percentage rather than an equal number of steps in an attempt to make an equivalent comparison among the different sized data sets.
Participants were followed up by postal questionnaire three and 12 months after surgery or at an equivalent time among those who did not have surgery; the medical participants were linked to surgical participants who had been randomised at about the same time.
These include: basic rules of operation with square roots; and the theorem that every increasing bounded sequence of real numbers has a limit value (a result equivalent, among others, to the more well-known intermediate value theorem).
In the current study, the V50 for bladder, rectum, bowel and pelvis bone were all equivalent among three techniques.
Subsequently, these factors were categorized into subgroups for item bias analyses, aiming for an equivalent distribution of participants among the subgroups (25 33% per subgroup).
A quasi-experimental design will be followed in which the health facility assessments and population surveys are undertaken among the target populations before and after the voucher's introduction and also among an equivalent comparison population living in areas not exposed to the voucher in order to control for potential time dependent confounding among observed variables.
A before and after design will be undertaken in the intervention area and among an equivalent comparison population living in areas and utilizing health facilities not served by a D&A program in order to control for potential time dependent confounding at least among observed characteristics.
The study will employ a before and after quasi-experimental design with a control group where surveys will be undertaken among the target population for the voucher program before and after its introduction and also among an equivalent comparison population living in areas not served by a voucher program in order to control for potential time dependent confounding.
