The phrase "appreciated equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing that something is valued or recognized in the same manner as something else.
Example: "In our organization, all team members' contributions are appreciated equally, regardless of their position."
Alternatives: "valued the same" or "recognized equally".
Indeed, needing only four touches as it did, this was that rarest of goals: the kind that could be appreciated equally by Johan Cruyff and Charles Hughes.
One of the great joys of Fes is the feeling that it's worn in and loved, appreciated equally by visitors as by those whose families have lived there for centuries.
McManus, 20, has helped the Greenock side be serious contenders for promotion to the Scottish Championship and Duffy is keen to stress his creative contribution is appreciated equally as much as his scoring record.
In the second session, all activities were appreciated equally: from 'feedback/problem-solving session', 'dealing with emotions', 'introduction to exercise', and 'making an action plan' to the opportunity to exchange personal experiences in that particular session.
Good friends don't compete negatively; if there is competition, it is openly acknowledged and each other's achievements are lauded and appreciated equally.
Although it can sometimes be tricky to line up multiple alternatives, such as several houses that you appreciate equally, doing so is likely to lead you to more satisfying outcomes.
Read in sequence, as following hard upon "At Swim-Two-Birds," it can be appreciated as equally fantastic and original but more coherent, with a story line that rouses suspense and comes, in irregular fashion, full circle.
Less appreciated but equally indefensible are the horizontal inequities embedded in the tax code.
Analysis of the activities related to entrepreneurship, in a broad sense, offers the possibility of shedding light on less appreciated but equally important aspects of the activities performed by universities, representing an initiative focused on social and humanistic activities.
Analysis of the activities related to entrepreneurship, in a broad sense, considering the different approaches to this concept and the revised concept of the entrepreneurial university, offers the possibility of shedding light on less appreciated but equally important aspects of the activities performed by universities, representing an initiative focused on social and humanistic activities.
Was it important that the reader come away appreciating them equally?
