"equally presented" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has been presented or shown in an equal or balanced manner. Example: In the debate, both candidates were equally presented with questions from the moderator, allowing for a fair and unbiased discussion.
Production methods are introduced and characterization techniques for evaluating such microsystems are equally presented.
Some particular cases of the obtained general solution are equally presented, in order to validate the developed formalism.
The Malzbender method is well consistent with the Oliver Pharr one, however the methods equally presented significant scattering in hardness values for the rough surfaces.
The oeuvre of Roth and Williams are also equally presented in-depth and scope.
If object/context congruency also influences basic level categorization, this could explain the larger effects seen on accuracy and RT in the dog task as birds were mostly shown in natural contexts, whereas dogs could be equally presented in natural or man-made environments.
Since treatment depends on tinnitus severity and the severity of hearing loss it will be important that these two prognostic factors are equally presented in the UC group and the TCL group.
Of the other women, half used village health services – equally presenting to the government health centre or to private practitioners – and half went to KPC either to a private clinic or the provincial referral hospital.
Equally present is Jason Sebastian's sound design and composition.
But equally present in his speech were pessimistic and divisive undercurrents.
God is equally present in the heart of an atheist as the heart of "saint" (which must be galling to Christopher Hitchens).
She wanted to end up in a medium she could move around in, treating the whole of her life as though it were all equally present.
