The phrase "an equivalent increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or growth that matches or corresponds to another change or growth in a different context.
Example: "The company reported an equivalent increase in revenue following the successful marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "a corresponding increase" or "a similar increase".
We demonstrate that the enahncement in the transmission translates into an equivalent increase in the optical forces.
While internationalisation has led to an increase in size and revenue, it has not produced an equivalent increase in profits.
Housing was up 0.2percentt, mostly because of higher rent and an equivalent increase in the monthly cost of owning a home.
"To get an equivalent increase with money, you'd have to give each household in that neighborhood ten thousand dollars or make people seven years younger," Berman told me.
In PREP1 down-regulated cells IODs were 15% shorter than in control (Fig. 2A,B), indicating an equivalent increase of simultaneously activated, i.e., fired, origins.
This job loss is 15 times greater than the number of jobs that would be lost through an equivalent increase in revenue.
An increase in a rate of pay established under this section is not an equivalent increase in pay within the meaning of section 5335.
The increased ventilation prolongs the duration of the breath-hold by reducing the carbon dioxide pressure in the blood, but it cannot provide an equivalent increase in oxygen.
The governor has made no promises, in part because political realities would almost certainly require that any increase for New York City be balanced with an equivalent increase for every other school district in the state.
Dr. Sagdeyev said the use of only a few grams of coating per square centimeter could enhance survivability by 20 to 30 times, forcing an equivalent increase in the firepower of American battle stations.
The soil nail mechanical contribution to the tunnel face stabilization is taken into account at the design stage by an equivalent increase of effective cohesion in the improved ground mass.
