The phrase "accepted equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fairness or impartiality in the treatment of individuals or groups.
Example: "In our organization, we strive to ensure that all employees are accepted equally, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "treated fairly" or "acknowledged impartially".
A. melinus females accepted equally and spent the same time feeding on the five honeydews.
Conclusions resulting from the study are that computer controlled dental anesthetic injections and traditional anesthetic injections were accepted equally well by both dentists and patients.
"I can go into the other neighborhoods and I'm accepted equally by the other members," Sandoval said.
Tetra-ubiquitin of K48 linkage was accepted equally well, and only K63-linked tetra-ubiquitin was used less efficiently for thioester formation.
Even within the single category of broad TyrA specificity, there is a continuum ranging from examples where alternative substrates are accepted equally well to other cases where one substrate may be preferred by an order of magnitude or more.
But, as Cage said, "… the important questions are answered by not liking only but disliking and accepting equally what one likes and dislikes.
And the religious must accept, equally, that not to rule outright is not prejudice – belief in God is a choice, but living in a society with those who disagree with you is not.
The corollary of this is that any individual, Jewish or Gentile, should quite easily be able to accept equally the truths of Judaism and those of philosophy.[19] In the thought of Judah Abrabanel, the concepts of beauty (bellezza) and love (amore) become technical terms through which he examines virtually every traditional philosophical issue.
These Olympians represent disparate backgrounds, telling of very different experiences that are finally starting to be accepted as equally and gloriously British.
For early breast cancer, breast conserving surgery followed by postoperative radiotherapy is accepted as equally effective as mastectomy [ 1– 3].
By this he means that their viewpoints are accepted as being equally valid.
