This is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize comparison. For example: "I love the beach, but I also equally appreciate the tranquility of the forest."
The dancers seem required to assume the "personality," or expressive character, of the musical instruments they parallel, as if the choreographers were moving toward a form of "ideal" dance once postulated by a French poet, Stéphane Mallarmé, who envisaged music and dance not only as equals but also equally devoid of human personality.
Rauschenberg took pictures not only as source material for his Combines, but also, equally, as their own form of creative expression.
He was a Hindu but he was not only a strong voice against Islamic fanatics but also equally against other religious fanatics," Billah said.
He was a Hindu but he was not only a strong voice against Islamic fanatics but also equally against other religious fanatics.
It may be stated that planning finds it enjoys generic consensus, but also equally strong opposition.
These needs will drive further integration of hybrid imaging modalities not only for image acquisition, but also equally importantly for image analysis.
But I also equally think, who cares? … As long as he doesn't use it for his election campaigns, I don't care.
But Trump also equally represents the knowledge that all of that is a lie, a scam that's much older than you are, a fantasy that we can dwell in though it will never become true, like a video game.
This infant dependency on prosodic cues is not only the case with acquiring a native language but is also equally valid for acquiring nonnative languages.
C-HRM is not only useful in the detection of CNVs but is also equally effective as a standard HRM in the screening for small mutations.
Further, in comparison with GM6001 [ 40], the intratumoral injection of AM9D not only reduced the required frequency of therapy, but was also equally efficient in reducing final tumor size.
