The phrase "a case of simultaneous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events or actions that occur at the same time.
Example: "The investigation revealed a case of simultaneous occurrences that baffled the detectives."
Alternatives: "an instance of concurrent" or "a situation of overlapping".
To describe a case of simultaneous dermoid cysts in the lateral orbit and temporal fossa.
To present a case of simultaneous splenic and tubal pregnancy following in vitro fertilization.
Fenton [3] reported a case of simultaneous fracture of the capitate and the scaphoid (naviculocapitate syndrome).
Here we are discussing a case of simultaneous ingestion of two poisonous substances, i.e., aluminium phosphide and battery acid.
We experienced a case of simultaneous metastases from colon and prostate cancer and herein report the case.
We report a case of simultaneous acute bilateral lower limb ischemia, bilateral renal infarction, splenic infarction and cerebral infarction as a result of multiple emboli originating from primary lung malignancy invasion of the left atrium.
To present a case of a simultaneous nonviable cervical pregnancy and viable intrauterine pregnancy diagnosed in the 13th gestational week and to discuss the possible therapeutic options.
Robinson and Driscoll [2] reported a case of a simultaneous osteochondral avulsion of the femoral and tibial site of the ACL in a 13-year-old boy.
The studies presented describe a curious case of simultaneous metal and ligand reduction, the reduction potentials of both depolarizers being very close each to other.
Hammes-Schiffer and co-workers presented a unified theoretical framework to describe sequential and concerted electron proton transfer reactions, including HAT as a special case of simultaneous ET and PT between the same donor and acceptor groups.
