The phrase "a number of concurrent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple events, processes, or situations happening at the same time.
Example: "The system can handle a number of concurrent users without any performance issues."
Alternatives: "several simultaneous" or "multiple overlapping".
Complicating the issue further, though, are a number of concurrent cases.
By Kennedy's telling, a number of concurrent accomplishments spelled the difference between victory and, if not defeat, then, at least, a struggle that might have dragged on past 1945, with countless additional casualties.
In this way, a number of concurrent transmissions in different channels have been made possible.
The fact that the KeyOne will be one of a number of concurrent devices in the TCL/BlackBerry portfolio.
The recently proposed Extended Control Model (ECOM) [44, 45] explains the driving action as a combination of a number of concurrent processes, hierarchically organized.
Patients above the age of 90 represent a challenging subgroup as they have a number of concurrent medical comorbidities, and are susceptible to postoperative complications and poorer outcomes [1].
Given a number of possibly concurrent faults (and disturbances) that may affect a nonlinear dynamic system, it may not be possible to solve the standard fault detection and isolation (FDI) problem, i.e., to detect and isolate each single fault from all other, possibly concurrent faults and disturbances, due to the violation of the available necessary conditions of geometric nature.
The planned intervention evaluates a treatment approach adoptable for a wider variety of pain conditions and for patients that have a number of other concurrent health issues that likely would render them excluded from most clinical trials.
The fingerprint for music identification should be highly discriminative over a large number of distinct fingerprints, compact for ease of storing and comparing, scalable to a large database of music records or a large number of concurrent identifications, and robust against a range of environmental distortions and transmission interferences.
With the advancements in contemporary multi-core CPU architectures and increase in main memory capacity, it is now possible for a server operating system (OS), such as Linux, to handle a large number of concurrent application services on a single server instance.
Predictors of a longer LOS include an abdominal approach, older age and a higher number of concurrent procedures.
