The phrase "and that equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that two or more things are of the same importance or value.
Example: "We must consider the needs of all stakeholders, and that equally applies to our customers and employees."
Alternatives: "and that similarly" or "and that likewise".
One gets the impression that opinions on the subject are equally divided and that equally cogent arguments can be made on either side.
It took last week's heat dome, with the searing heat outside and that equally uncomfortable arctic blast when you walked inside, to get me thinking about energy — and not just how much of it I was consuming.
When you suggest that you, and other folks like you, "just believe the Bible," for instance, are you aware that what you are really saying is that you believe your "version" or "interpretation" of the Bible and that equally devoted followers of the Bible frequently interpret the same Bible differently but just as sincerely as you do?
And now, in present-day North Carolina, some felt as if the not-so-new ruler was slipping back to a darker time, and that equally determined measures must be taken to protect the land's citizens, as well as the land itself.
This bias has been directed toward leaders and away from two other variables that equally pertain-and that equally explain the trajectory of human history.
They highlighted the importance of "formulating rules and procedures that equally respect and protect the rights of any individual, regardless of their nationality or their location".
Homeland, too, is a Showtime programme, and one that equally should have ended after a single series.
From the rumble, Purifoy created his most well known art that equally and paradoxically represent both black anguish and freedom.
They also have images of iced tea and cola that are equally as stunning.
Mr. Ging said that Israeli citizens under Palestinian rocket fire were also living in fear, and that that was equally unacceptable.
Given the received signal in (2) and assuming that equally likely data symbols are transmitted, the MLSE problem can be expressed as optimization of the posteriori probability (5).
