The phrase "alike important" is not correct in written English.
It is a misuse of the word "alike," which does not function as an adjective in this context.
Example: "Both tasks are equally important."
Alternatives: "similarly important" or "equally important."
Fundamental equality means that persons are alike in important relevant and specified respects alone, and not that they are all generally the same or can be treated in the same way (Nagel 1991).
I stress to my patients, friends, family and strangers alike how important it really is.
The perspectives of patients and health care providers alike are important to ensuring the relevance of practice guidelines, which are extremely time-consuming and expensive to produce [ 59] and it is imperative to guideline adoption that all viewpoints be carefully considered.
This oversight, by smokers and their doctors alike, has important implications, because TB in smokers in this society was found at a later stage or in a more serious condition than in those who had never smoked, leading to the higher mortality rate [ 1].
The ELIXIR, as a pan-European research infrastructure for biological information, will collect massive amount of research data and a cataloguing system, which can be used for public data and sensitive data alike, is important for easily locating and integrating data.
They have voted alike on every important issue likely to arise during the presidential campaign, starting with the Iraq war.
Still, social scientists and moral philosophers alike have noted important changes that have taken place in the historical development of various peoples.
It has been met with outrage and concern by many national and international actors alike – and, more important, by the hundreds of thousands of refugees whose lives are likely to be affected by this decision.
Yet, like companies, they must innovate furiously, make the most of limited resources and beat rivals to breakthroughs.Although no two big experiments are exactly alike, all share important traits, says Philipp Türtscher of the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration.
For young and old listeners alike, it's important to know that you share some kind of experiential data with the artists you admire; that you're not alone, and it's nothing to be ashamed of if you are having problems.
