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The phrase "as an inequality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical contexts when discussing relationships between quantities that are not equal, typically involving symbols like <, >, ≤, or ≥.
Example: "The solution to the problem can be expressed as an inequality, showing that x must be greater than 5."
Alternatives: "in the form of an inequality" or "as a mathematical inequality".
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But dismissive, fact-blind critiques of Mr Obama as an "inequality president" are no help at all.(Photo credit: AFP).
As long as an inequality exists, women know they cannot stop fighting when their bouts are over.
It spawned what the veteran snooker writer, and the game's abiding conscience, Clive Everton, described as an "inequality of incentive" in certain matches.
The von Mises failure criterion of optimum disk is used as an inequality constraint to make sure that the rotating disk does not fail.
After a candidate Lyapunov function is determined, the design procedure is formulated as an inequality constrained optimization problem by using augmented statistics and LST.
A crack irreversibility condition, that is mathematically characterized as an inequality constraint in time, is enforced with the help of an augmented Lagrangian iteration.
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-- African Americans don't sleep as well as whites, an inequality stretching back to slavery.
After an Emden Fowler transformation, the inequality can be rewritten as an optimal inequality of logarithmic Sobolev type on the cylinder.
Allowing for an inequality as in (1) will help avoid such situations and will generally be more robust to noise.
As an application, we establish an inequality for covariances.
This inequality can be regarded as a limit inequality of (1.1) as p → ∞.
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