The phrase "achieved equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or results that are attained in a similar manner or to the same degree.
Example: "The goals of the project were achieved equally by all team members, showcasing their collaborative effort."
Alternatives: "attained uniformly" or "reached comparably".
In other words, could the good have been achieved equally well with less bad?
The companies say making monthly payments affordable is achieved equally well by forbearance, which allows part of the principal to be subtracted from the calculation of payments and instead tacked on to the end of the mortgage.
But whereas Maupassant situates his predatory charmers in a Paris brought to life by incandescently imagined detail, Vargas Llosa (who has achieved equally brilliant results in other novels, such as The Feast of the Goat) too often settles for the kind of obvious local colour you could find in a tourist brochure.
On site 2 (Rendzic Leptosol), the most accurate prediction was achieved equally with CMR, MSC, SNV, log(1/R), DWT and raw spectra (R2cv from 0.560 to 0.592), and on site 3 (Haplic Cambisol) equally with MSC and CMR (both R2cv = 0.767), as only these two were significantly different from the raw spectra.
Following the Vienna debacle, he achieved equally distinguished results with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, where he was first consultant and then chief conductor from 1988 to 1996, and he quickly settled in to his stride as the music director of the New York Philharmonic from 2002, featuring John Adams's memorial to the victims of 9/11, On the Transmigration of Souls, in his first season.
This means, among other things: introducing the subsidiarity principle wherever possible; determining what can be achieved equally well, or even better, on the next level down.
Alternative mutagenesis strategies use temporary plasmid or cassette insertions and can in principle achieve equally flexible mutation designs, but design of suitable counter-selected markers can be complex.
Similar results are present in Chen, (2015), survey in which both solitary players and collaborative groups achieve equally positive learning outcomes in a game.
Highly effective designs could thus achieve equally high degrees of replicative success, while poor designs could just as easily be cast aside (or sorted out).
The E-5 camera has a Twin cross type (fully biaxial) 11-point AF sensor, based on proprietary Olympus micro-sensing technologies that achieve equally effective performance on both the vertical and horizontal axis.
The difference is not levels of successful branding; it's in how these different types of people go about achieving equally high levels of success in building their brands.
