The phrase "equivalent shares" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a financial or business context when discussing the distribution or allocation of stocks or ownership in a company. Example: The company's latest merger will result in the issuing of equivalent shares to all existing shareholders, ensuring equal ownership and voting rights for all stakeholders.
Walgreen said it would pay $19.50 in cash for 34.5 million outstanding Option Care shares and 4.5 million in option equivalent shares, or a total of $760.5 million.
Avi Dalfen, an analyst at Research Capital in Toronto, said that before the announcement of the breakup in February, Canadian Pacific stock was trading at a discount of at least 15percenttoto equivalent shares in its five business segments.
And so the bubble grew and grew: price-to-earnings ratios for Chinese stocks averaged an astounding 70-to-1, against a worldwide average of 18.5 to 1; the value of the A-shares inside China grew to be nearly double the equivalent shares of the same companies on the Hong Kong exchange.
Each share of Ventures becomes 0.52 equivalent shares of Liberty.
The IQ system allocated equivalent shares of the TAC in 1985 for the major fishing areas in Zone 1 (it did not apply to all of Zone 1).
Estimates from the Global Burden of Disease Study indicate that high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and overweight and obesity, respectively, were responsible for 46%, 24%, and 11% of global mortality from cardiovascular disease in 2001, and almost equivalent shares of CVD morbidity [ 137].
However, this segment of the population doesn't endure an equivalent share of the consequences.
The equivalent share for the whole of Britain was just 1.8%.
The equivalent share for another giant economy, America, is not much bigger.In this section Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Markets Trade Reprints.
The region also has about half of Norway's total forest resources and an equivalent share of the country's total area of fully cultivated land.
We do have a social-media equivalent — sharing, liking, knowing that all of your friends have looked at the same cat video on YouTube as you did — but it lacks the synchronicity of shared experience.
