The phrase "at scale equal to" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing comparisons or measurements, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The production capacity must be at scale equal to the demand forecasted for the next quarter."
Alternatives: "at a scale comparable to" or "at a scale equivalent to".
We might even hope that London could do better than Bazalgette, a century and a half on, and, while working at a scale equal to its largest-ever size, encourage growth through local and individual initiatives.
"It cries out for FBI scrutiny because it has put lives and property at risk on a scale equal to the corporation's global reach".
"It cries out for FBI scrutiny because it has put lives and property at risk on a scale equal to the corporation's global reach". Both Democratic presidential candidates Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have said that there should be a federal investigation into Exxon's climate record.
For those that follow datacenter power issues, that much new infrastructure at the head end represents about 200 GW of power demand, a scale equal to the national grid of India.
Absolute zero, the total absence of heat, occurs at minus 273 degrees Celsius, or 460 degrees below zero Fahrenheit: 23 Kelvin is equal to minus 250 Celsius, with each degree on the Kelvin scale equal to a degree on the Celsius scale.
Oceans are like the heart and lungs of our planet, and they have a scale equal to that task.
The equivalence threshold is selected so that the equivalence interval at the middle of the grading scale equals to one unit.
The maximum number of required samples, to estimate the areal mean soil moisture within an accuracy of 2% vol/vol, was found ranging between 7 and 11 at the field scale and equal to 20 at the catchment scale.
These rough spots, plus at least one repeated error -- in which she writes that 9 degrees on the Fahrenheit scale is equal to 16 degrees on the Celsius scale -- suggest that the manuscript was not reviewed carefully.
