"equally enjoyed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe how much someone or something is enjoyed in comparison to something else. For example: - "Both Jane and John equally enjoyed the concert last night." - "I equally enjoy spending time with my friends and family." - "The children's book was equally enjoyed by children and adults alike."
John equally enjoyed all the cultural aspects of Manhattan.
The SDGs recognize that economic growth and social advancement are not equally enjoyed by all -- and all of us in leadership positions must do something about it.
Discussions in computer-based focus groups produce the same quantity and quality of information obtained from face-to-face focus groups and are equally enjoyed by participants [ 53].
The mothers explained that the work of home visiting did not seem "like a job" for the nurses and they perceived that the nurses equally enjoyed the home visiting process.
What's notable about Shunga is that all its subjects – men and women (not to mention octopi) – seem to equally enjoy their sexual adventures.
Welcoming the decision, John Halford, the solicitor from Bindmans law firm who respesented the PLP, said: "The British legal system is rooted in two fundamental principles – that all equally enjoy the protection of our laws and all are accountable to our courts.
I equally enjoy wondering what they think of me.
Sometimes they discover that, while their basic sexual orientation is heterosexual, they may equally enjoy sex with women due to the deeper emotional connection.
And the couple who loves being parents, equally enjoys being grandparents to their son Josh's daughter, Mackynzie, they told Curry.
Dr. V's first words are that though she is blonde, she is Italian "where it matters -- my vagina!" I guess the drapes may not match the carpet, but both equally enjoy a nice lasagna.
My empathy with George comes about through this broader encounter with Indian culture, which we equally shared, enjoyed and were inspired by.
