The phrase "an equivalent form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different representations or versions of something that hold the same value or meaning.
Example: "In mathematics, we often express the same equation in an equivalent form to simplify the problem."
Alternatives: "a comparable version" or "an alternate representation".
While some countries have an equivalent form, others permit the arrangements only under court supervision, said Mark Summers, a lawyer with Speechly Bircham in London.
The system of equations is put into an equivalent form by solving for the nonzero variables x0, x2, x3, x5 in terms of those variables now at zero; i.e., x1 and x4.
A rule-based optimizer parses a query and executes it in the order in which it was written, by doing some reorganization of the query into an equivalent form using some syntax rules.
Firstly, Bayes formula is used to convert the original expression of global reliability sensitivity index into an equivalent form where only the unconditional failure probability and the failure-conditional probability density function (PDF) of each model input variable are required.
We show how to reduce queries about property persistence, a common type of universally-quantified query, to an equivalent form that does not quantify over situations and so is amenable to existing reasoning techniques.
For a transport speed that is high when compared to the lateral vibration velocity, Coulomb friction between the surface and the beam can be well-approximated by an equivalent form of viscous damping.
These are strategies to consider: DELAY SELLING APPRECIATED ASSETS Until now, the standard thinking has been that an executor, the person who administers an estate, should sell investments as soon as possible (or at least diversify out of concentrated positions) and hold the proceeds in cash or an equivalent form.
Equation (2.4) is a equivalent form of Equation (1.1).
Equation (2.10) is an another equivalent form of Equation (1.1).
A transformation of state variables x t *= H x t via any non-singular matrix H yields an essentially equivalent form of the original model: (3) (4) where v * t ∼ N 0, HQH′).
For example, nicotinic acid is more commonly known as the B-complex vitamin niacin; a nutritionally equivalent form of niacin is nicotinamide, or niacinamide.
