The phrase "with equal certainty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it to express two equally strong degrees of certainty on a subject. For example: "We can assume with equal certainty that the policy will have positive and negative effects."
"Garibaldi Not Coming," another newspaper announced with equal certainty.
Georgian officials asserted, with equal certainty, that Vanuatu had not recognized Abkhazia.
In the Pentagon in 1965, again by applying metrics targets hit, captives taken, weapons seized, the enemy's body-count he could tell with equal certainty that America was losing.The South Vietnamese, America's allies, were cavalier with numbody-count he
On the other hand with equal certainty it prevents the occurrence of erroneous or highly uncertain identification if the find being tested does not belong to the reference file considered.
We also can say with equal certainty that the issue of benefit parity is gaining steam.
"I say with equal certainty that I also know he admonished me to do what I thought was best for the people of Hawaii".
In other words, if M i) is deducible from A(i), its probability relative to A(i) is equal to 1, which means that the probability equals certainty.
Other guests at Squire Headlong's Welsh retreat debate literature or art with equal vehemence and ludicrous certainty.
This visiting artist saw my painting, and with equal parts urgency and certainty informed me that "with each stroke, I was setting art history back 500 years".
Fans reacted with equal fervor.
While we cannot say with certainty, it is a possibility that had all nap groups achieved equal amounts of SWS, we might have found support for our hypothesis that sleep actively retains the memory trace, with equal performance across nap groups, regardless of the length of the delay.
