The phrase "a number of concomitant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to several accompanying or related factors or elements in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The study revealed a number of concomitant issues that need to be addressed for effective intervention."
Alternatives: "several associated" or "multiple accompanying".
Under heating and cooling treatments, a number of concomitant processes show up, such as relaxation of structural defects, crystallite growth, migration of Pb atoms out of the interfacial regions, and size-dependent melting/freezing of different types of Pb-containing crystals.
Nonetheless, isolating the effect of the end of race-based affirmative action at the UC is complicated by a number of concomitant policy changes.
These advances also pose a number of concomitant challenges.
There are a number of concomitant diseases associated with septic arthritis of the SCJ.
Septic arthritis of the sternoclavicular joint (SCJ) is a rare complication [ 2, 6, 8, 14, 15, 17] and is associated with a number of concomitant diseases.
Excessive systemic complement activation with liberation of C5a has a number of concomitant detrimental effects both directly and through other inflammatory and hemostatic mediators [ 30].
These findings are supported by previous studies [ 23, 34] which have shown that depression is associated with a number of diagnoses, concomitant problems and disabilities in daily life.
The use of NIV to facilitate weaning has not been evaluated in postoperative patients or in those with altered neurologic status, haemodynamic instability, or any of a number of severe concomitant diseases.
Therefore, the cessation of biomass accumulation upon L-glutamate exhaustion in SSBM-E medium, was probably due to a number of factors: concomitant exhaustion of a preferred carbon and energy source; exhaustion of a preferred nitrogen source; and a stringent response due to the nutrient down from use of amino acid to that of ammonium as nitrogen source.
Patients with MM are at an increased risk of kidney disease not only from the kidney injuries and damages due to the primary disease, but also from a number of additional concomitant factors that can substantially contribute to worsen kidney function, leading to AKI, ESRD, and ultimately to renal replacement therapy.
Gene expression analysis (GEA) has become an extremely used technique to study the coordinated behavior of a large number of concomitant biological processes at the molecular level, aiming to develop a systemic wide phenomenological organismal characterization.
