The phrase "in the same weight" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to two things that have the same importance, impact, or value. For example, "Both teams have their strengths and weaknesses, but we must consider them in the same weight."
There were a lot of exciting, really great athletes competing in the same weight class, at heavyweight.
But Lemaitre does not appear to be punching in the same weight class as Bolt and does not sound resentful.
At 176 pounds, he will compete in the same weight class as Steven Lopez of the United States, a two-time Olympic champion.
Yet these fighters, again, in the same weight class, continued to fight the same opponents, on parallel paths that remained just that.
Here were the two very best boxers of their generation, in the same weight class, on paths that seemed destined to collide.
But then two younger athletes in the same weight started coming up behind her: ex-footballer Natasha Jonas, now 27, and former kick-boxer Chantelle Cameron, 20.
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In MIMAX, the same weight is used for all subcarriers in OFDM transmissions, whereas it is possible to weight each subcarrier independently from the others in the full MIMO transmission scheme.
And yet I don't believe that Conroy and Jillian were in quite the same weight class.
When the individual molecules 5-ASA and sulfapyridine were studied in combination, the same weight for each was used as when tested individually (see appropriate Table).
Dr. Hack said a recent study of infants born weighing less than 1,000 grams found slightly higher rates of cerebral palsy and slightly lower intelligence quotients than in those of the same weight born in earlier decades.
