The phrase "equally stressed" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe when two or more things have the same amount of stress or emphasis placed on them. For example, "The two candidates for the role were equally stressed during the interview process."
He said the exhausted students — and their equally stressed mothers — often celebrated by getting cosmetic surgery.
This can create irrational behaviour, with equally stressed parents who want the best for their children making demands and even threatening violence.
All the 〈c + a〉 slip systems are equally stressed, but only a limited number is activated.
The team assumed the faults were equally stressed and very close to failure, "which is clearly not the case at most times," he notes.
Others however will be less fortunate, stress levels rising when told, by the equally stressed receptionist, "Sorry but all the appointments are gone for today.
Obama insists against detractors that government can and should play a positive role, but he equally stresses the importance of government partnering with civil society, particularly faith groups.
O'Sullivan added: "We must equally stress that the threshold for taking any of the children into care – for removing them from their mother – was not reached.
The novel equally stresses the importance of shared stories in forming cohesive societies, and gives due attention to the therapeutic role of story in dealing with grief, injustice and suffering.
To reduce the breeding of disease, the hygiene education program would have to equally stress the importance of digging refuse pits.
In a review of theories and empirical evidence of health workers motivation, Dolea and Adams [ 14] equally stress the importance of non-financial incentives.
