The phrase "equitably applied" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is being treated fairly or justly. For example, "The company's new policies are being equitably applied to all employees."
If we are to embrace the times, advance society, and rise up to new levels of sunshine, may we also learn to equitably apply our judgment and exercise a little more grace.
Transparency and consistency are essential to the administration of a fair and balanced tax system, one in which everyone can play by the same rules and the state treats everyone equitably in applying the tax law.
This may seem like a drag, and you're right that the firm's dress code is not being applied equitably.
The €460 million in cuts will be applied "equitably," he says.
A right to counsel for residential tenants and homeowners ensures the rule of law is applied equitably to rich and poor.
Additional evaluations of similar strategies will be needed to determine whether our strategy can be applied equitably elsewhere, and whether reductions in fuel use, household air pollution, and the incidence of respiratory diseases will follow adoption of improved cookstoves.
Although this project effectively incorporated these cookstoves into a large number of households of Luo ethnicity, additional applications will be needed to determine whether a strategy of local vendors, promotional incentives, and product integration can be applied equitably in other communities.
Independent senator Nick Xenophon says he will support the bill but the fees on exporters should be applied on "equitably and fairly".
He just wishes the law had been applied more equitably and in steps.
