The phrase "are nearly equal with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more items that have similar values or characteristics.
Example: "The temperatures in both cities are nearly equal with only a one-degree difference."
Alternatives: "are almost equal to" or "are roughly equivalent to".
Later, the city adjusted the salary for her former position to be nearly equal with the accountant's, and raised salaries for the other workers.
Within temperature range 15°C 60 °C, thermal conductivities of VIPs and VIP composite plates prepared by above two getters were nearly equal with a mean value respectively about 0.00245 W/(m °C) and 0.00443 W/(m °C).
The mean age of the cohort was approximately 50 years and the sex distribution was nearly equal with females comprising 49%% of the cohort.
But among men and women born between 1991 and 2000, the rates of alcohol consumption were nearly equal, with men just 1.1 times more likely to consume alcohol than women.
This table demonstrates that kinetic efficiency is nearly equal with approximately double the amount of enzyme, while both Km and Vmax increase by a factor of approximately 3.5.
The drama, though, was nearly equaled.
But even though the interior dimensions of the new E are nearly dead equal with that of the latest Audi A6 (a car that, by the way, sells for considerably less), the amenities themselves are truly top-notch.
First, the three Hg S bond lengths in this complex are nearly equal to each other, with the Hg S C136) bond slightly longer (2.56 Å).
This means that the gpj's yielded by any stimulus, except the largest, are nearly equal across compartments, so that, with a good approximation, the conductance of any compartment can be denoted gp (without subscript j).
The coercivity and Sq of nanobrush are nearly equal to those of Fe70Co30 film with the thickness of 60 nm.
