"equally named" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when two items or people have the same name, or a name with the same meaning. For example, "The two brothers had equally named children - both had sons they named John."
This paper describes the aspects for the needed integration of public networks (Wide Area Networks) into Virtual Automation Networks as investigated in the respective work package of the equally named EU-funded project VAN.
Applied to the preference agenda, value-restriction reduces to Sen's equally named condition.
The Ventarrón Temple or "Huaca Ventarrón", located at the basis of a hill equally named and built over a rocky foreland, was the core of a pristine ceremonial center.
If two models share a publication, the systems can infer implicit links between those entities that are equally named.
Equally named links will be overwritten; anything else is kept and merged together.
This set is divided equally and named it as upper and lower bound as shown in Figure 8.
It might equally be named because of the casualty rate.
Instead of the better-known Cotswolds destinations of Stow-in-the-Wold and Chipping Norton, it offers the equally quaintly named Bobbington, Stoke Bliss and Quatt.
The eastern US remained in the grip of fierce cold on Saturday, as forecasters warned of yet another winter storm amid the ongoing effects of the polar vortex and the almost equally sinisterly named "Siberian Express".
Similar to the original BOA, which launched last month, the equally cleverly named Box Of OMG! sees subscribers being sent a bi-monthly physical box stuffed full of books, music, movies, tickets, fashion, make-up and other "surprises" from both big brands and startups.
H&M has been a high street leader in using recycled and organic fabrics in its, equally ambiguously named, 'conscious collection' but has been widely criticised by the press and fair fashion campaigners, including Labour Behind The Label, as a token effort by a brand that promotes fast fashion and hasn't kept up with promises to safeguard workers in their supply chain.
