The phrase "act in parallel with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're describing two or more entities that are working together to accomplish a task in a similar way. For example, "The two teams worked together to act in parallel with each other in order to finish the project on time."
These results suggest that aho-3, odr-3 and gcy-28 at least partially act in parallel with egl-4 and ins-1.
– Damon Darlin The Wireless Oligopoly Newyorker.com | Comparing an industry that has only a few big companies that act in parallel with a monopoly.
Apart from the two campaigns, a host of advocacy and civil rights groups, which often act in parallel with Democrats when it comes to expanding ballot access, are stepping up their own legal efforts this year.
Therefore, the main concrete blocks act in parallel with the connecting bolts.
This idealized model represents the insect body as a mass and the legs as a linear spring along with a general time-varying force that is assumed to act in parallel with the spring.
Rather, the roughly additive effects on the expressivity in the double mutants indicate that the two genes act in parallel with each other and in combination with yet other, perhaps more critical genes during the specification of LT muscle identities.
In this respect, caspase activation may act in parallel with other axon degeneration pathways involving NAD+ in this model [ 38].
They act in parallel with protein regulatory systems in order to fine-tune the expression of virulence genes.
Moreover, β-catenin BAR-1 acted in parallel with insulin or p38 MAPK signaling to regulate the GO toxicity.
The results obtained for the test under coupled stress enables the identification of the possible failure mechanisms of the joints and confirm the hypothesis that there is another resistant mechanism that acts in parallel with the simple friction.
We identified PKCα as the key participant in the activation of ADAM17 and suggest that it acts in parallel with a pathway linking PKCδ and ERK activity.
