The phrase "acting concomitantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe two or more actions occurring simultaneously or in conjunction with each other.
Example: "The two departments were acting concomitantly to address the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "acting simultaneously" or "functioning concurrently".
Natural defences and antibiotics may act concomitantly when using drugs as β-lactams acting on the cell wall that anchors the capsule.
These high-affinity and conserved sites serve as nucleation centers, or "seeds", to govern the proper assembly of TFs at one promoter, which also involves a set of additional transcription factors with binding sites of decreasing affinity and acting in a concomitantly optional manner.
Moreover, Yu et al. (Yu et al., 2010) and Campbell et al. (Campbell et al., 2011) reported that glucocorticoids could stimulate adipogenesis by acting on preadipocytes, and concomitantly could increase lipolysis through actions on mature adipocytes.
Thus, CD40-targeting scFv-TRAIL fusion proteins of the type described in our study have the potential to trigger concomitantly two independent, potentially synergistically acting mechanisms namely apoptosis induction in tumor cells and activation of DCs.
By uncoupling peroxisomes from microtubules, RhoA-GTP may concomitantly activate ROCKII, a serine/threonine kinase acting immediately downstream of RhoA.
Since we showed that activation of insulin signaling leads to GSK3β inhibition and to an increase in Myc protein, if insulin and GSK3β signaling were acting independently, we would expect that activation of insulin signaling concomitantly with the inhibition of GSK3β activity would result in a higher level of Myc than that obtained with insulin or LiCl alone.
In a series of studies in rodents and humans, prebiotics acting through changes in microbiota composition have been shown to reduce energy intake and body weight [ 113, 114], concomitantly reducing insulin resistance and hyperglycemia [ 115- 117].
