The phrase "accompanying both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is accompanying or supporting two items, people, or concepts simultaneously.
Example: "The report includes data accompanying both the sales figures and customer feedback."
Alternatives: "alongside both" or "together with both".
The difference between § 2112 and § 2114 is that the latter is specifically directed to authorized custodians, and protects them against assaults accompanying both attempted and completed robberies.
A model of chromatographic column dynamics has been developed which incorporated the mass transport kinetics accompanying both adsorption and crystallization processes.
Accompanying both tragedies were gruesome videos and images of cops taking their lives ― including Sterling's bloody corpse plastered on Wednesday's New York Daily News' front page cover.
Fatigue is a common symptom accompanying both depressive and anxiety disorders [ 46].
Generally, two processes that are the most difficult to be reconstructed in isolated PGC-LCs in vitro are the proper entry and progression into the meiosis and the epigenetic changes accompanying both female and male gametogenesis.
The structural changes that occur in the S2 to S3 transition described in section 3.2.3 show that, accompanying both Mn Mn and Mn Ca(Sr) distance changes, the closed cubane structure may be formed in the S3 state.
The Artemis Chamber Ensemble, conducted by Matthew Oberstein, accompanies both.
Light ends' evolving accompanies both heavy ends and ASO formations.
The able pianist Warren Jones accompanied both Mr. Ramey and Ms. Dehn with sensitivity and flair.
The heavy-handed musical pastiche that accompanies both acts does not help.
As a photographer for The Associated Press, he accompanied both George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush on secret missions.
