The phrase "alike participated" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning in this form.
Example: "The two teams alike participated in the competition."
Alternatives: "similarly participated" or "equally participated".
In Sultan's interpretation, belly dancing started as a social dance in which men and women alike participated for the love of music and the expression of pure joy.
In traditional Hawaiian culture, men and women alike participated in the dances, with the masculine aspects being equally celebrated and respected.
Amateur and professional photographers alike participated in the world-wide search for self-portraits, yielding a selection of raw, surreal and comical photos that blow your sister's blurry iPhone creations out of the water.
Men, animals and flowers alike participate in natural, predatory processes.
What he's saying is that Democrats and Republicans alike participate in and reproduce a collusion between government and business that entrenches wealth and stratification.
Developed and developing countries alike participate in them, regardless of technological level and per capita income.
Today, the tradition lives on, with artisans and amateurs alike participating in the annual event.
WVU students encompassing the "Mountaineer Maniacs" section and fans alike participate in several chants during WVU home games.
Trumbull, the Connecticut-born painter who fought in and chronicled the Revolution, consulted Thomas Jefferson for the historical details and devoted more than three decades to getting accurate portraits of all the delegates, signers and non-signers alike, who participated in the Second Continental Congress.
Taken together, the rules would probably make it more expensive for issuers, dealers and buyers alike to participate in the derivatives markets.
And suddenly, celebrities, politicians, and thought leaders alike were participating in the the ALS Ice Bucket challenge.
