The phrase "an equivalent approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that serve the same purpose or yield similar results.
Example: "In this study, we will explore an equivalent approach to solving the problem that has been proposed by other researchers."
Alternatives: "a comparable method" or "an alternative strategy".
The theoretical BRB end moments using such an equivalent approach are validated experimentally and numerically.
Blastocyst complementation has been extended to pancreas organogenesis4, and used to generate several other tissues or organs5,6,7,8,9,10, but an equivalent approach for brain organogenesis has not yet been achieved.
The BBC Trust adopts an equivalent approach for national referendums and publishes Guidelines for all BBC output to supplement its normal editorial guidelines in the very specific circumstances of an election or referendum period.
It is to be mentioned that an equivalent approach would be to avoid normalizing y r and considering the relay power constraint ∑ ℓ = 1 L a R 2 P t ≤ P r.
His paper is difficult to follow, so we now give an equivalent approach for the determination of these moments; we also show how they are related to the scalar potential Gauss coefficients.
The main advantage of our work is to provide an equivalent approach to simulate shale gas in conventional black oil model by considering gas desorption, gas flow slippage, all of which are the particular characteristics of shale gas different from conventional gas reservoirs.
This paper presents a static equivalent approach to estimate the maximum kinematic interaction effects on piles subjected to lateral seismic excitation.
For example, they stated that "Although comparison of AUCs is a conceptually equivalent approach to the likelihood ratio and Wald test, it has vastly inferior statistical properties".
Although comparison of AUCs is a conceptually equivalent approach to the likelihood ratio and Wald test, it has vastly inferior statistical properties.
This new approach, called hereafter an equivalent stiffness approach, has an advantage over the previously described approaches since an imperfect member is treated as a hypothetically straight element, flexural and axial stiffnesses of which at each load level are predicted in a continuous fashion dependent upon the actual force and deformation states.
The sliding mode dynamics are derived using an equivalent control approach, and the Lyapunov Razumikhin approach is exploited to analyse the stability of the sliding motion.
