The phrase "a concurrent basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe actions or processes that occur simultaneously or at the same time.
Example: "The project will be managed on a concurrent basis to ensure all teams are aligned and working together efficiently."
Alternatives: "simultaneous basis" or "parallel basis".
For analysis at the concurrent basis, the results, as might be expected, indicate that temperature is one of the major climatic factors enforcing plant growth in this area: Above a certain base value, a plant's growth rate is proportional to temperature.
The model uses both fuzzy theory and Markov processes on a concurrent engineering (CE) basis.
In routine trastuzumab has been incorporated into a concurrent regimen with taxane chemotherapy instead of sequential modality on the basis of a positive risk-benefit ratio.
Accordingly, we hold that under the common law equitable indemnity doctrine a concurrent tortfeasor may obtain partial indemnity from cotortfeasors on a comparative fault basis.
do not preclude the development of new common law principles in this area, and we hold that under the common law of this state a concurrent tortfeasor may seek partial indemnity from another concurrent tortfeasor on a comparative fault basis.
Having concluded that a concurrent tortfeasor enjoys a common law right to obtain partial indemnification from other concurrent tortfeasors on a comparative fault basis, we must finally determine whether, in the instant case, AMA may properly assert that right by cross-complaint against Glen's parents, who were not named as codefendants in Glen's amended complaint.
He has just finished serving a concurrent sentence for corruption.
A Concurrent Logical Framework: The Propositional Fragment.
This is not a concurrent degree program.
Concurrent also relies on other lawmakers for support, getting $8 million more in earmarks, including one worth $1.5 million from Mr. Young, whose district in Florida has a Concurrent office.
