The phrase "at dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific measurements or sizes in a context such as design, architecture, or manufacturing.
Example: "The object should be placed at dimensions of 10 by 5 feet to ensure it fits properly in the designated space."
Alternatives: "at measurements" or "at sizes".
Nanotechnology is engineering of the very small, at dimensions we have never explored before.
Hannah Colson – who graduated from the communications and media degree at Liverpool University and currently works at MTV – did a stint at Dimensions festival in Croatia in 2014 and found that asking for work reaped both experience and personal benefits.
Lisa Hopkins, executive director of practice development at Dimensions: "Whilst we welcome the proposal for investment in housing solutions, best practice enabling people to attain real outcomes is achieved when people live in their local communities, supported in a personalised way that meets their needs in a home that they choose.
This may sound idealistic but I have seen what a difference the staff at Dimensions are making as they embrace our personalisation journey to improve the lives of the people we support by living our values and focusing on what people can do, not what they can't.
It can be observed that particles tend to agglomerate at dimensions near 250 nm.
Nanotechnology comprises the science and technology at dimensions below 100 of nanometers.
The director of the American College of Surgery's Health Policy Institute, George F. Sheldon, says the shortage is "at crisis dimensions".
"One that springs to mind is P. T. Anderson," says Katrina Renner, the head of casting at Dimension Films.
Her mother works in Boston as a marketing executive at Dimension Data, an information technology infrastructure management company with headquarters in Johannesburg.
Sanjeev Lamba, executive vice president of marketing at Dimension Films, praised the association for "stepping in to regulate the Internet," but said the yellow tag for "Halloween" was doing little but "restricting my ability to reach an audience".
It squares off again Scream 4 (teaser and trailer), which I would have been seeing on Tuesday except the meanies at Dimension won't let me bring my wife to the press screening.
