The phrase "at the equivalent point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where two or more things are at the same level or status in a comparison or analysis.
Example: "At the equivalent point in the experiment, both samples showed similar results."
Alternatives: "at the same level" or "at the corresponding stage".
At the equivalent point last season, they led the East.
The negotiating text has been pared back to just over 20 pages – a much better position than at the equivalent point at the Copenhagen talks in 2009.
The second episode of the third series was almost 300,000 off the previous weekend's opening instalment and almost 50% down on the audience at the equivalent point in series two last year, which had 1.43 million and 5.4%.
At the equivalent point in his career, Hayden was in exile from the Test team, having ground out a solitary, dour Test century at the Adelaide Oval in 1997, and was remaking his name as a patient accumulator in the Chris Rogers mould for Queensland.
But even the PS2 was selling more units than the PS4 at the equivalent point in its sales cycle.
Those systems are the ones that generate products of considerable solubility or hydrolysis products at the equivalent point.
(Other than try to fix Obamacare, his main legislative accomplishment, which he barely mentioned).At the equivalent point in his presidency, Bill Clinton was musing on how to spend a huge surplus.
"The statistics show quite clearly that young people are turning out much less than previously and it's a worse problem than at the equivalent points in previous generations," she said.
Cavendish won the equivalent points classifications at the 2010 Vuelta a Espana and 2011 Tour de France and his feat at this year's Giro sees him join a group containing Uzbekistan's Djamolidine Abdoujaparov, Italy's Alessandro Petacchi, France's Laurent Jalabert and Belgian legend Merckx.
Political analysts pointed out that at the equivalent stage of the 1992 Parliament, Labor held a 33-point lead over the Tories and still did not manage to defeat them in the next election.
Even if United lose at home to Fulham on Saturday – Claudio Ranieri, the benign assassin, waiting for Mourinho once again, wondering whether all those jokes the former professional translator used to make about Ranieri's lack of English really were that funny after all – they will have eight points more at the equivalent stage than Chelsea did three years ago.
