The part of a sentence "equal to the situation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Despite the challenging circumstances, her determination and problem-solving skills were equal to the situation, allowing her to successfully handle the crisis.
But Powell was more than equal to the situation.
Simulation results indicated that emission quantity and optimal social benefit in the PC PIEA combination scenario was equal to the situation in the PIEA scenario.
This is equal to the situation in which they decide at the same time.
"In regards to the fear that Halmtorvet 17 would lead to the formation of a new Pusher Street, it's my opinion that it's equal to the situation we're experiencing today.
The F-4s and their crews, however, proved equal to the situation and claimed seven MiG-21s destroyed, almost half of the 16 then in service with the VPAF without loss to USAF aircraft.
Albeit differing from one another in their approaches to feminist ethical and political theory, all build in concern for achieving adequate philosophical treatment to address problematic kinds of interactions between people with disabilities and the nondisabled, or to illuminate ways of framing distributive policies that are equal to the situations of both nondisabled and disabled individuals.
To avoid presenting respondents an alternative with costs equal to the current situation, each alternative in choice sets has at least one level of biodiversity attributes higher than the status quo.
Because the maximum utilization rates drops from 75.6% to 70.0%, and the number of patients per patient group remains equal to the current situation, the total operating room demand increases by more than 5,000 h.
It would be the fastest means of bringing to market a product equal to the changing competitive situation.
So Q k =1 which is equal to the full coverage situation.
However, even when the efficacy subset analysis is assumed to be unbiased, or have a true type I error probability equal to the desired level α, situations are described where the intent-to-treat analysis in fact has greater power than the efficacy subset analysis.
