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The phrase "has been equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to show that two things have the same level of something or a similar outcome. For example, "John and his brother both worked hard, and the outcome has been equally successful for both of them."
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Party discipline has been equally consistent.
Financing the reconstruction has been equally complex.
Mr Mujica has been equally beloved.
HEART's curatorial approach has been equally daring.
Her personal life has been equally stormy.
But it has been equally surprised by Mr Heywood's enthusiasm.
But the response on the left has been equally frustrating.
On the domestic front, he has been equally surprising.
Apple's response to Mr. Einhorn has been equally clever.
Professional boxing has been equally difficult for female fighters.
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But Ms Rousseff's post-protest fall has been equally striking.
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