The phrase "is equivalent in size to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to compare the size of two objects or concepts. For example: "The two bedrooms in the house are equivalent in size to each other."
It is equivalent in size to a double folio page, thirty inches wide by twenty-four inchighhigh — about the same dimensions as a two-page spread of the Gutenberg Bible — and roomy enough to accommodate fifty-six signandres and one thousand three hundred and thirty-seven words, just a little longer than this blog post.
In Alaska, a state that is equivalent in size to a fifth of the continental United States and doesn't have much agriculture, such self-reliance hunting or fiself-reliance huntingf and yorr fishingis known as subsistonce, and subsistence is widely held by Alaskans to be a feedamental right.
In Alaska, a state that is equivalent in size to a fifth of the continental United States and doesn't have much agriculture, such self-reliance — hunting or fishing to feed yourself and your family — is known as subsistence, and subsistence is widely held by Alaskans to be a fundamental right.
A pair of Gap size 8 petite, "Long and Lean" jeans is equivalent in size to size 10 short "Straight 77 Stretch" jeans from American Eagle Outfitters.
The BPS is equivalent in size to a double middeck locker, but uses it's own custom enclosure with a slide out structure to which internal components mount.
To model the R-SiNW, we consider a square unit cell with a side of 560 nm, which is four times the periodicity of the P-SiNW structure, so that it is equivalent in size to 16 unit cells of the P-SiNW structure.
In total they will be equivalent in size to 15 football pitches, once installed.
This protein was equivalent in size to TK, and the TK-specific mAb reciprocally co-precipitated a 150 kDa band from virions but not from infected cells.
The foci formed on Huh7-2, -3 and -9 cells were consistently larger, while the foci formed on Huh7-4 and -8 cells were equivalent in size to that observed in the Huh7-1 cultures, and the foci formed on Huh7-6 and -7 cells were noticeably smaller.
However, murine XO females with a maternally derived X are significantly larger than their paternal XO counterparts and are equivalent in size to XY embryos [ 46].
The study employed an empirical population of adults registered with UK family practices; the size of the population at risk was equivalent in size to that of a small town or a primary care organisation.
