The phrase "of equal weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to explain when two things are in balance or are of equal importance. For example, "They both had to make sacrifices of equal weight in order to make their marriage work."
By relaxing the implicit assumption that all worlds are of equal weight, a generalized argument shows that weighted average distance is the only function to satisfy the extension principles.
There will be two exams, each of equal weight.
But this conjures up a false impression that the Leave and Remain wings are of equal weight.
The twin elements are of equal weight and, as Smith recalls of his first meeting with his CoSA, the group was no soft touch.
Researchers say the death toll is declining in collisions of cars of equal weight, because new cars have air bags and other crash protections.
In a head-on collision, vehicles of equal weight will experience equal deceleration; if they differ, they will share the deceleration in proportion to their weight.
The results indicate that the variable stiffness laminate is capable of sustaining significantly larger loads, before failure, than the constant stiffness and quasi-isotropic laminates of equal weight.
The evidence – including the government's own – is that even before the two- or three-year public sector pay freeze, salaries for senior roles in the civil service lagged substantially behind jobs of equal weight elsewhere in the economy.
A steam car of equal weight & power can get equal mileage out of a fuel that is both cheaper & safer, No. 2 fuel oil, for example, you can toss a lighted match into it and it won't burn.
Less of a shocker, but of equal weight, is Annibale's "Coronation of the Virgin" (about 1596), done after his arrival in Rome for the private chapel of Cardinal Pietro Aldobrandini.
The boundary conditions describe the state of equal weight between surface roughening and residual stresses and the implication of material and loading parameters.
