The phrase "equally emphasized" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the importance or prominence of multiple elements in a context, indicating that they are given the same level of attention or significance.
Example: "In the presentation, both the financial data and the market analysis were equally emphasized to provide a comprehensive overview."
Alternatives: "given equal weight" or "highlighted equally."
Specifically, the probability and the days cues were more and equally emphasized over the CBR score.
It is vital that both hydrologic science and engineering applications are equally emphasized.
The augmented Solow model by [5], equally emphasized on the importance of human capital on economic growth.
Watsuji contends that had Heidegger equally emphasized spatiality, it would have tied him more firmly to the human world where we interact, both fruitfully and negatively.
As Bauer's 1829 manuscript had also declared, at stake was not only the subjective realisation of the concept, but the fate of the idea, the unity of thought and being; and this required that the objectivity of the historical process be equally emphasized.
The training equally emphasized practicing academic and martial arts based on Buddhism and patriotism.
Yet WNYC also prided itself on a being a "dual-format" station, equally emphasizing information and classical music, an approach that defied his principles.
Nonetheless, most previously proposed or introduced research paradigms have focused on tourists without equally emphasizing the intra-organizational service quality and delivery processes.
His own pieces are remarkable for their innovative use of Austrian composer Arnold Schoenberg's 12-tone method, which equally emphasizes each note of the Western scale, as opposed to the dominant method of prioritizing musical order around just one (for example in major or minor scales).
Any reporting (be that a research paper, abstract, paper title, or press release) that suggests there is a beneficial effect for some people should equally emphasize any apparent harmful effects for other people (and vice versa).
Although Block (2011) does not develop the argument in this way, he could equally have emphasized the analog, fine-grained, character of one's conscious experience.
