"to this length" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the dimensions, duration, or degree of something. For example, "The performance went on to this length and beyond."
"Why did Walter... say all these things and go to this length?" Irvin asked Poehlman, according to the hearing transcript.
Changing to this length, straddling the 10am news and replacing Excess Baggage, are bold, risky moves, even if you have the most engaging guests.
This convention has persisted as people have become accustomed to this length, and it is now considered a "natural length" for a single line of code.
If papers go to this length, how long is it going to be before they try to get reporters into private family occasions, maybe posing as friends, or even people who date their kids?
"It is quite unusual that a legal interpreter would go to this length of writing up an essay and taking a strong stance," said Nataly Kelly, an analyst with Common Sense Advisory, a marketing research company focused on language services.
Four distinct processes contribute to this length change: (1) the smooth motion of the grain edges toward their centers of curvature; (2) migration of grain corners resulting from the edge motion; (3) the annihilation of small grains (topological process I); (4) the switching process (topological process II).
To get this length to fit inside the cell, the DNA is wrapped tightly around proteins to form a structure called chromatin.
With present materials and the development of wire cable construction, it is quite possible to expand this length to 18,000 feet ; but before this limit is reached, the ratio of dead load to live load would be too great to make spans of this length economically justifiable.
To minimize this length, two crucial pieces of information need to be delivered: exact location and an understanding of the situation.
It is rare for a movie star who's on his way up to commit this length of time".
Use a ruler to measure this length with the marble in place.
