Is one form of this sense more correct than another?
Two objects are the same length. Two objects are of the same length. Two objects have the same length.
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1Does your research hint at a difference? – KillingTime Sep 10 '21 at 09:57
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1Does this answer your question? "Skyscrapers are of various shapes" vs. "skyscrapers are various shapes": Preposition Deletion It's not an absolutely exact duplicate, but coupled with 'basic question' and 'lack of research', means the question is not suitable for ELU. (Bottom line: all 3 are grammatical and used, and are probably listed in order of increasing formality.) – Edwin Ashworth Sep 10 '21 at 10:54