The phrase "equally limited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe two or more subjects that have the same restrictions or constraints.
Example: "Both options are equally limited in terms of available features."
Alternatives: "similarly restricted" or "just as constrained".
Low-power devices tend to have a feature in common: limited computational capabilities and equally limited power (as most operate on batteries).
And the wrong protected against was traditionally equally limited: Preventing producers from free-riding on their rivals' marks.
An equally limited economic analysis took place for most of the 150 habitats that have been set aside for endangered species, limiting development in the areas.
Patrons are requested not to park in the equally limited lot of the adjoining shops; try the side street north of the strip.
Although the classification models achieve acceptable performance, the learning curve can be completely masked by the random testing uncertainty due to the equally limited test sample size.
They are also due to debate a national defence authorisation act, which should finally result in an equally limited compromise to fund the military and allow pay increases for US troops.
A simplified first-order model was created to describe Phe loss in pyrite slurries which incorporates the [Phe]o, a first-order dependence on pyrite surface area, the assumption that all Phe degradation products compete equally for the limited supply of highly reactive.
Coach Carlos Alberto Parreira inexplicably left the gifted Valdo off his squad of 22 and has given the equally exciting Cafu limited playing time.
It is equally unimaginable that limited partners who place bets in the private equity business are public pensions that derive their income from a multicultural landscape and channel hundreds of billions of those multicultural dollars into a homogeneous niche of general partners in venture capital who in turn invest in startup founders who meet the "pattern".
Van den Hout et al. interpret this finding in terms of task performance of EMDR and MBCT both equally taxing the limited capacity of the working memory system.
What we are able to investigate empirically in this study is whether mandatory arbitration ameliorates some of the limitations of the litigation system or whether it is equally or even more limited in its accessibility.
