"equivalent unit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a unit of measurement that is as accurate as another. For example, "The recipe calls for a cup of sugar, but I measured it out in an equivalent unit of grams."
Quantum memories are installed in Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit (TEU) containers, the standard shipping unit with an internal volume of 40 m3.
The German group is also less diversified, with 70percentt of sales coming from research, compared with one-third for RELX's equivalent unit.
Taking a sample of eight big independent firms, average operating costs in 2013 were $10-20 10-20arrel of oil (or equivalent unit of gas) perduced—so no shale firm will curtail current production.
Audi's equivalent unit, called quattro, has generally taken a more conservative route with its RS enhancements, eschewing the sportiest cars while hot-rodding relatively mundane sedans and station wagons.
Through the adoption of vibration analysis, two kinds of basic equivalent unit cell models introducing the massive springs are developed and the corresponding relations for structural parameters considering the Poisson effects are derived.
This includes the ability of pairing/unpairing enabling a pair of 1-TEU (20-foot Equivalent Unit) IAVs dynamically to join, transport containers of any size between 1-TEU and 1-FFE (40-foot Equivalent) and disjoin again.
All PCDD/F concentrations were converted to equivalent units using the international toxicity equivalency system (U.S. EPA 1999).
We read about the invention of large containers, known as TEUs, or 20-foot equivalent units.
We need to convert "margin" and "pass percentage" to equivalent units.
The consumption of power generation in tons of coal equivalent units is expected to reach 208 g per kW h.
All states divide their territories into counties except Louisiana, where the equivalent units are called parishes, and Alaska, where they are called boroughs.
