The phrase "equally communicate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the idea of two or more people exchanging ideas and information. For example, "This meeting will be successful if we all equally communicate our thoughts and opinions."
"This doesn't mean women should start throwing plates at their husbands, but there needs to be a safe environment where both spouses can equally communicate".
By appeal to theoretical parsimony, according to Bayle, "the Cartesians may maintain that no such thing as matter exists; for whether it doth or doth not exist, God could equally communicate to us all the thought we have".
It is important to note that the total of the major theme frequencies exceeds the sample sizes (N = 34 for each group) because some of the lesson ideas equally communicated two major themes and therefore were included into the frequency count of both.
Discrepancy between the state of the art (e.g. existing knowledge) and answers of experts shows that knowledge is not equally communicated to different professional areas, policy makers and the general public.
It is extraordinary not simply as a record of his climbs but because Dawes tries – and often succeeds – in something equally remarkable, communicating the experience of difficult and dangerous climbing in a way few others have attempted.
But his popularity had much to do with his ability to communicate equally with the rural faithful and Jakarta elites, always informally, at ease cracking self-deprecating jokes or retailing gossip about the sexual proclivities of the Suharto clan.
It adds: "It is also equally important to communicate clearly to pupils and families that holding traditional faith perspectives on sexuality is not counter to the school's aims and ethos, but that expressing hatred, negativity and hostility to another is unacceptable".
Businesses must provide deaf employees with the auxiliary devices they need to communicate equally.
That's why I'm equally happy to communicate with each group and protect any of those who are in danger.
Embrace the principles of freedom of thought and the ability to communicate equally, and the world is empowered to share innovations about medical research, technological advances, emergent threats to our collective well-being and the recognition that we are all on a little rock in space and should probably get along.
It's equally important that officials communicate the difference between correlation and cause.
