How to denote length or any other measurement


How exactly would I say that a certain object is a certain length. Would it
just be

(noun)の 長さは (number) (units)。

This question got me wondering how I would say any other sort of measurement.
Can any quantifiable quality of an object be expressed by simply

(noun)の (length/weight/frequency etc)は (number)(units)。

This way of speaking is very close to how I would say the same thing in
English (The car's length is 14 feet. etc) which has me thinking this might
not be the right way to say it. Any help is appreciated.




I feel that (noun)の「高さ・長さ」は○○○ is correct, see for example
[here](http://www.fujiyama-navi.jp/quiz/column6/) or
[here](http://www.fujisan-net.jp/data/article/1073.html) or [even
here](http://www.nao.ac.jp/faq/a0303.html) or [this
one](http://b.high.hokudai.ac.jp/~konno/soutairon/r14/). It is also useful to
compare lengths of different things, or height of different people etc...

However, there is another way to express the same idea: `(noun)は ○○○の「高さ・長さ」
[だ・です・がある」`

Which would be closer obviously to "This thing is 10 meters long" rather than
"The thing's length is 10 meters".

See a few examples :

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     富士山は３７７６メートルの高さがある。
     その塔は３１２メートルの高さだ。
    
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