The phrase "are on the same scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that two things are comparable or can be measured using the same system or criteria. Example: "The two companies' profits are on the same scale, despite their different industries." This means that although the companies operate in different fields, their profits can be compared using the same standard or measure.
The buttons are on the same scale too.
Note that both BM25 d, Q) and (SEM d,D^k_{PRF}(Q))) in Equation (9) are normalized by Min Max normalization, such that the two scoring features are on the same scale.
The standard deviations of the confidence intervals were originally calculated on the logarithmic scale (sd_log), but are shown in Table 3 as 10sd_log so that they are on the same scale as the pollen counts.
We show that the differences between these results and measurements from (inverse) photoemission are on the same scale as the differences between the measured values reported by different groups.
That means the writing and recording of Diablo III are on the same scale as Dune, if Dune were entirely made up of two-word lines, animated, and all the blocking were dialogue.
Although the energy savings of LEDs are on the same scale as compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs), they are now being made with added "smart" features to help you save even more energy by using less light.
The mesh wire diameter and mesh pore are on the same-scale (10 100 μm), involving apparent cross sectional area decrease of mesh pores in the membrane depth direction.
But despite a number of important projects to date – and Google has helped fund some of them – none has been on the same scale simply because no one else has yet chosen to invest the time and resources required.
This was on the same scale," Brigadier Vasu Dev said.
That would be on the same scale in real terms, it notes, as the previous downturn in the early 1990s.
Webb pointed out that the warming predicted for the next century is on the same scale as the temperature difference between the last glaciation and today.
