The phrase "address concurrent" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing multiple issues or tasks at the same time, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to address concurrent challenges in our project to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "tackle simultaneous" or "handle overlapping".
(3) The percentage of studies that address concurrent pattern identification is increasing.
Moreover, with time, the classical materials selection approach is becoming generalized to address concurrent design of microstructure or mesostructure to satisfy product-level performance requirements.
These address concurrent validity between the IPC and NWI-NPRS.
The availability of services that address concurrent disorders, however, does not appear to be sufficient to meet the need.
Further study should address concurrent improvement in care practices or other relevant skills in the CoC clinical experience.
We showed benefits to infant growth in the context of antenatal depression when community health workers intervened to address concurrent community health risks, but not specifically trained to address depression through screening or treatment.
A growing concern has to do with the gap in successfully addressing concurrent conditions associated with TB, such as HIV, diabetes, smoking, indoor air pollution, alcoholism, and malnutrition (16 ).
A questionnaire addressing concurrent medical conditions, prognosis, level of care, and circumstances of death is being implemented in Quebec hospitals participating in CDI surveillance and should help determine the role of CDI in deaths.
However, practitioners who should design safety-based interventions on existing roads, including the processes of detecting safety issues, selecting and design countermeasures, assess their impact on safety performances, should address two concurrent matters.
Although this problem is their burden, it is not of their making, and the Leaders of the G-20 have a responsibility to implement policies that effectively address the concurrent issues of poverty reduction, economic growth, and political stability".
Across sectors, 98 respondents (42.24 %) indicated that their programs provide specific services to address the concurrent substance use and mental health needs of youth.
