The phrase "are commensurate with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or equivalence between two things, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The resources allocated for the project are commensurate with a thorough analysis of the data."
Alternatives: "are equivalent to a" or "are proportional to a".
If these three-point correlation functions are measured using digital image processing techniques, the values are computed for a discrete set of admissible triangular arguments corresponding to triangles whose vertices are commensurate with a square lattice.
However, because they are commensurate with a large lobe of positive potential (14), they most likely participate in providing the electrostatic environment responsible for directing the diffusional association of the RNA substrate into a productive bimolecular association complex.
Testing targets should reflect the realities of local epidemics and should focus on developing appropriate cultures of testing which are commensurate with an individual's risk, especially for MSM who are at risk of infection but less likely to be tested.
"The increasing deployment of gardaí to all policing regions including the northern region is commensurate with a growing organisation.
Since geometric means are used, the index is commensurate with a multiplicative model on the original scale, which transforms to an additive model on the logarithmic scale.
The acceptance of historical indeterminism, then, as the only philosophy of history which is commensurate with a proper understanding of the nature of scientific knowledge, fatally undermines both historicism and holism.
Given that the Anthropocene's arrival is commensurate with a marked increase in carbon and a destabilizing atmosphere and hydrosphere and consequently, more hazards and disasters then hazard and disaster scholars are important experts in identifying traces of this evidence for Earth system change that point to a late-start.
Such proactive measures need to be commensurate with a company's risk profile and its competitive positioning in the marketplace.
But it was originally named the Pasadena Community Playhouse, so the level of support from donors and the city has been commensurate with a community theater rather than a first-class theater.
