The expression "carries equal weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to demonstrate that two or more things have the same importance or significance. For example, "Both opinions in this debate carry equal weight, so a compromise must be reached."
This mapmaking is a critical part of representative democracy, the insurance that every vote carries equal weight.
It may be that the nonlinear nature of the Web allows him to offer a series of digressions, a sequence of stories, each of which carries equal weight".
The needs of mothers and babies must be accommodated, yet the right of members of the public not to be offended by "indecency" carries equal weight.
Such policies may first require political reforms so that the voice of the poor carries equal weight to that of the rich, says the Bank.
The physical test, which carries equal weight with the written exam, consists of eight events intended to simulate the sort of activities firefighters perform in the field, like raising a 20-foot ladder.
While capital, infrastructure, strong universities, accelerator programs and incubators, all contribute to the makings of an appealing startup city, the city itself carries equal weight.
Each domain carries equal weighting in the overall score which is expressed as a percentage where zero represents no pain or disability and 100% represents maximum pain and disability.
Instead, it proposes a collective model, in which all parts carry equal weight, and none necessarily takes the lead.
But when it comes to box office pull, work on paper and work on canvas don't carry equal weight.
Chris Skidmore, minister for the constitution, said: "Equalising the size of constituencies in the boundary review will mean everyone's vote will carry equal weight.
The words and pictures carried equal weight and were allowed to interact freely, with results that have delighted generations of readers.
