The phrase "are basically equivalent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing two or more things that have similar meanings or functions, often in a comparative context.
Example: "In terms of functionality, these two software programs are basically equivalent, offering the same features and performance."
Alternatives: "are essentially the same" or "are fundamentally alike."
At the time of the ball's release, the forces acting on the shoulder are basically equivalent to the pitcher's body weight; they are akin to someone of similar size trying to yank his arm out of his shoulder socket.
Networks formed from the secondary thiol ene systems are basically equivalent to those made from primary thiol enes with respect to physical, mechanical and optical properties.
Even if they focus on the optimization of different parameters, the VSS-NLMS and VR-NLMS algorithms are basically equivalent in terms of their purpose [1, 19].
Even though the definition of a Moore automaton seems to be more restrictive than the definition of a Mealy automaton, the two notions are basically equivalent, as any Mealy automaton can be modeled by a Moore automaton.
Note that (4) can be obtained from (7) by multiplying it on both sides with U n since (mathbf {U}_{n}mathbf {U}_{n}^{T}=mathbf {P}_{mathbf {G}}^{perp }) [31], and hence these two models are basically equivalent.
Mature adipocytes used by Mikkelsen et al. are basically equivalent to FatCs used in our study.
"It is quite a lot more than previously reported – it is basically equivalent to the whole national consumption of Germany, and Germany is a large coal-consumption country in Europe".
The cost is reasonable – at $45/month, it's basically equivalent to a gym membership.
Meanwhile, the variation of the compressive elastic modulus corresponded to the compressive strength, and the Poisson's ratio and the ultimate tensile value were basically equivalent at each age.
Therefore, given an expected QoS and the same channel conditions, the emission power of USCS can be further reduced to E b (i.e., 100 × E b / 1020/10), which is basically equivalent to UWB transceiver power.
