The phrase "address equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of treating different subjects, groups, or issues with the same level of attention or consideration.
Example: "In our discussion, we must address equally the concerns of both parties to ensure a fair resolution."
Alternatives: "treat equally" or "consider equally".
This may address equally the issues of nature conservation and farmers' livelihoods.
We do not address equally salient normative features of the decision-making process.
Therefore, method optimization and validation has to address equally application solutions and cell culture media containing CPs.
The current thinking within the European Commission and in the relevant scientific and industrial community in Europe is that any European initiative towards the establishment of guidelines regarding the assessment of chemical mixtures should address equally the health of both humans and the environment [ 41].
Substance abuse commonly accompanies mental disorders – and must be addressed equally seriously.
These interventions are often implemented without addressing equally important incentives such as transportation to work, career development plans and work organization.
The protection of both males and females should be addresses equally when designing and evaluating vehicle safety systems to ensure maximum safety for everyone.
And not all can be addressed equally well in all the platforms.
If so, the programme will be modified for gender mainstreaming since both sexes need to be addressed equally.
All addresses, equally divided between the populations (Finland and the four countries in the Balkan Peninsula), are listed in random order (two separate lists).
To seek a multi-sectoral engagement, including more strategic engagement with disabled people themselves, to ensure that the issues related to disability are addressed equally and represented in the post 2015 agenda.
