The phrase "equally closely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more things are being considered with the same level of attention or importance.
Example: "The two candidates were evaluated equally closely during the interview process."
Alternatives: "with equal attention" or "with the same level of scrutiny."
Individuals who fail to budget adequately are equally closely monitored by bank managers and credit agencies, and those with complicated affairs can draw upon skilled professional help.
But the effect vanishes at peak meal times, not only when one is seated at small, closely packed tables and surrounded by the din from equally closely packed diners but also, and especially, when the place fills with both tobacco smoke and patrons waiting for tables.
In the other stands, the order of removal did not follow decreasing dbh equally closely.
Therefore, based on this topology, the correct answer is that rabbits, moles, and raccoons are all equally closely related to each other.
In Fig. 17a, both turtles and birds share one ancestor with mammals (node W), making them equally closely related to mammals.
They are not: both frogs and humans (and birds and lizards and cats) are equally closely related to fishes because as tetrapods they share a common ancestor to the exclusion of bony fishes.
In an experiment, the control and experimental groups are required to be matched as closely as possible to equally reduce the effect of unrelated variables on both groups.
While contractor selection is a key ingredient in a successful cost-plus project, equally as important is defining the nature of the work as closely as possible.
Federal statutes guaranteeing religious freedom to "persons" apply equally to closely held business corporations, and those corporations' religious liberty is "substantially burdened" by having to provide their employees with contraception.
Litorea aurea is equally and most closely related to Li. castanes and L. ranaformis.
Oral and general health were seen as equally important and closely interlinked.
