The phrase "an equally excellent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two things that are of the same high quality or standard.
Example: "The first book was captivating, but the sequel was an equally excellent read."
Alternatives: "just as outstanding" or "similarly superb".
(b) "An equal society begins with an equally excellent schools".
R. S. Johnson has an equally excellent presentation, focused on pre-20th-century masters.
But there are numerous other candidates including Mendes himself, who would do an equally excellent job.
Nonsteak main courses include an excellent veal T-bone chop, with a spicy salad of roasted red peppers and parsley, and an equally excellent four-chop rack of lamb.
The magnificently solemn newcomer Michael J. Smith Sr., and an equally excellent theater actress, Tarra Riggs, play warring family members who find themselves circling each other warily in the wake of a devastating suicide.
And right beside that beyond-his-years profundity is an equally excellent illustration in which a naked man travels down the waterslide of life, going from happy to sad, growing beard to growing a stache, until he his hurled into a pit of spikes or fire — it's a little hard to tell.
ABC has had such a killer record with shows like this (The Goldbergs, The Middle, and even the ageing Modern Family are all equally excellent) that I can't imagine this won't find its groove.
The Kedareshvara temple, built about a century later, is equally excellent.
And I must have enjoyed it, because I went away and read Straub's excellent, haunting Ghost Story when I was a teenager, and his equally excellent PTSD horror Koko, and I wouldn't have done that had I not.
Given that this song came out in 1963 (a b-side to the equally excellent Goffin/King creation Will Power but still … a b-side!), I especially like that the words include a riposte to the materialism young people were supposed to be embracing at all costs ("Don't want a bracelet with golden charms/Cos that won't fill my empty arms").
Now Henry follows up the excellent "Blood from Stars" — a 2009 record that drew comparisons to the work of Tom Waits — with the equally excellent "Reverie," an acoustic-based collection of songs that build on a blues and folk foundation but range as far and wide as any album this year.
