"equip ourselves" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an idiomatic expression that means to prepare or make oneself ready for something. For example, "We must equip ourselves with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in our careers."
We will all face grief, loss, and relationship issues, and these challenges take their toll, so we'd do well to seek to equip ourselves with understanding.
But as Aboriginal business owners, we must remember what happened at Coranderrk and equip ourselves for this wave of increased interest.
As has been noted before, the best way to end the creep of creationism is to equip ourselves with facts and evidence.
But we shouldn't despair: knowing the pressures on scientists and what is at stake, we can equip ourselves to use big data to ferret out the signatures of trend chasing.
If we are to apply progressive ideals appropriately to a given discipline, we need to equip ourselves with a good understanding of what thinking in that discipline is like.
We would all put on a Kevlar vest if we were heading into a battlefield, so we should equip ourselves with a psychological first-aid kit to protect our minds, too.
I see us as equipping ourselves to meet the big challenges of the future".
Gradually, we have equipped ourselves to think and talk about the dread of terminal suffering.
We equipped ourselves well but we have to become more clinical ourselves if we are to finish teams off.
Mr. Sarkozy said Monday evening on national television that there was "no question of continuing to enlarge Europe if we are incapable of equipping ourselves with institutions".
Although these mandates are important, and will be met, equipping ourselves to compete in the market for green cars is now the key.
