The phrase "are equally required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating that two or more things have the same level of necessity or importance.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, both creativity and technical skills are equally required."
Alternatives: "are equally necessary" or "are of equal importance".
Since, not all of the gathered requirements are equally required by stakeholders, incremental development is possible for E-learning software.
In spite of the clear difference in the ontology used, both managers and engineers are equally required in order for the project-product ensemble to succeed.
Interestingly, not all ESCRT subunits are equally required for the different biological processes, with the exception of ESCRT-III and Vps4, which appear to be always essential.
In order to ultimately resolve this issue, it will be crucial to determine whether the hitherto unknown factors mediating fusion of the outer and INM are equally required for interphase and post-mitotic NPC assembly.
PIX-1 and GIT-1, orthologous to the human Pix exchange factor and Git G-protein coupled receptor kinase interactor, respectively, are equally required in the PAK-1 pathway branch, and thus we have identified a putative Pak-Pix-Git complex.
Microcalorimetry measurements and DRIFT spectroscopy showed that an acid/base balance was equally required.
Despite their dramatically different resources, Regenerative and Pfizer would be equally required to conform to Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMPs) and conduct formal clinical trials – quite the challenge when dealing with a patient who wants to use her own stem cells now as opposed to several if not many years in the future.
Impact analysis determining the usefulness of the rule in the clinical setting regarding cost-benefit, time and resource allocation as well as patient satisfaction is equally required.
Thus, we report the existence of an unexpected kinase-driven and drug-targetable pathway responding to ER stress that lies outside of the classical UPR pathways, but is equally required for ER stress resolution.
The emotional demands are equally complicated, requiring a combination of "confidence and humility", explains Melanie.
Our circumstances today are equally daunting, requiring a similarly reexamination of our strategies and capabilities for securing U.S. interests.
