The phrase "achieved simultaneously in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events, processes, or outcomes that occur at the same time in a specific context.
Example: "The goals of sustainability and economic growth were achieved simultaneously in the new policy framework."
Alternatives: "accomplished at the same time in" or "realized concurrently in".
Both goals can be achieved simultaneously in microstructures with fibrous or interlocked grains.
However, these requirements usually cannot be achieved simultaneously in the present state-of-the-art research.
Results showed fast improvement from pre- to post-intervention, achieved simultaneously in both EFs for the experimental groups only.
Lessons learned show that fairness and efficiency objectives must be achieved simultaneously in designing and implementing a sustainable PES scheme, especially in developing country contexts.
A great combination of high yield strength and improved uniform elongation can be achieved simultaneously in the harmonic structured SUS316L compacts (σy=695 MPa, εu=27.1%).
The transfer efficiency higher than unity and nanoscale radiation spot can be achieved simultaneously in the near field compared with regular apertures.
In this process, the detachment of the porous alumina membrane and through-holing could be achieved simultaneously by etching in an appropriate acid solution.
A novel synthesis of poly(dichlorophenylene oxide) and a conducting polymer were achieved simultaneously from 2,4,6-trichlorophenol in a very short time, using microwave energy.
Both the drive system and the response system are related to the dimension of (e(t)), that is to say, (e(t) in R^{n} ) and (e(t) in R^{m} ) can be achieved simultaneously, and this will be shown in our simulation part.
Increased cell death and phenotypic modulation of cancer cells in vitro and in vivo were achieved simultaneously after combination therapy with ANT2 shRNA and I-131, and this combination therapy induced remarkable antitumor outcomes through improvements in CTL immunity against CT26/NF.
As both high WSE and RTI cannot be achieved simultaneously, it is concluded that in order to achieve the most cost-effective and safe solution, systems with both small grey and green tanks are needed, whilst accepting that only relatively modest water saving efficiency targets can be achieved.
