The phrase "alike examining" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "The researchers were alike examining the effects of the new drug on patients."
Alternatives: "similarly examining" or "equally examining".
Experts and amateurs alike examined the horses, discussed their theories and made their picks.
LAS VEGAS — As the nation's first legal, pay-to-play poker Web site embarks on a 30-day trial period, players from every state and Europe are logging on, even as casino companies, tech developers, regulators and lawmakers alike examine the technology for strengths and flaws.
Linguists of various orientations, philosophers, historians and literary scholars of different nationalities alike have examined Humboldt's philosophy and linguistic ideas by placing them into a variety of different contexts.
The Daily Politics' own Farage look-alike Giles Dilnot examined claims that UKIP is just a one-man band.
In a second study, Dr. Charles found that older and younger subjects alike spent more time examining the negative images, but that what stuck with the older subjects was still the positive images.
And finally there is the multinational dimension: rich countries and poor countries alike need to examine the "architecture" of international finance, and see what kind of additional work extensions, embellishments or strengthened foundations may be needed.
There are no graded marks at any stages of medical school in Sweden, only pass or fail, for preclinical and clinical courses alike and whether examined by written tests, OSCE's or as an evaluation of clinical rotation.
State officials and citizens alike have for years been examining ways to either create a new legislative ban or to block the book's publication under national anti-Nazi and anti-defamation laws upon the expiration of the old de faction injunction.
For example, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences offers a course required for all university students--engineers, chemists, and poets alike--that examines the History of Kazakhstan from a critical perspective rather than as a post-Soviet exercise in hagiography.
Most likely, the Chinese future "global citizens," as the government mantra goes will have to look inward, examining their treatment of native and foreign minorities alike.
