"equally as high" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is as high as something else, or as high as itself. For example: "The waves of the sea were equally as high as they were yesterday."
Fitt-Chappell's next snap was equally as high and just as costly.
Comparative DVB based polymeric networks produced under similar conditions had equally as high SABET but SAmicro/SABET values of 0.35.
For those readers who implicitly got Fante's distinct voice and uncompromising vision for what literature should be, he was held in equally as high regard as countercultural heroes such as Hubert Selby Jr ,Jean Genet, Louis-Ferdinand Celine, Knut Hamsun and John Rechy.
The stakes were at least equally as high for Mr. Cain, who has spent the better part of the last two weeks fending off accusations that he sexually harassed four women when he was the chief executive of the National Restaurant Association in the late 1990s.
The excitement was equally as high at Ortiz's restaurant.
His commitment to academics is equally as high as his basketball ceiling.
Making the online experience feel equally as high-end as the offline experience takes planning and significant customer know-how.
Mind you, she wasn't home at the time that the stash of precious objects went missing from her home, but her story was equally as high-profile as Kim's due to the involvement of the "Bling Ring" heist gang a group of teenagers that reached international fame and later had a (terrible) movie made about them due to their endless number of celebrity robberies.
The goals were considered to be mutually exclusive, even though research at both Harvard and Stanford revealed a significant fact: The most successful companies, both in profitability and longevity, are the ones who recognize the absolute necessity of profits as well as the equally high necessity of having a purpose beyond shareholder wealth.
It basically consists of an algorithm able to guarantee the connectivity as well as an equally high Quality of Service (QoS) concentrating on the efficiency of WSNs, while optimizing the necessary transmission for data communication in each node.
One prestigious Manhattan hospital, NYU Langone Medical Center, charged twice as much as the equally high-end NewYork-Presbyterian to implant a cardiac pacemaker.
