The phrase "addressed concomitantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple issues or topics that are being dealt with at the same time.
Example: "The report highlights the need for environmental concerns to be addressed concomitantly with economic development."
Alternatives: "tackled simultaneously" or "handled concurrently".
In recent decades, TR has been addressed using annuloplasty concomitantly with mitral valve repair by some surgeons.
Furthermore, the method is an accessible and relatively easy way to foster meaningful learning and active learning while concomitantly addressing multiple learning styles.
101 In addition, psychiatric comorbidities need to be addressed early and treated prior or concomitantly with therapy as data suggests that it may play a significant role.
To address this question, we concomitantly ablated YAP1 in N1/2 cDKO mice and subjected them to AOM-mediated colon carcinogenesis as outlined in Figure 2B.
We next addressed whether parkin phosphorylation may modulate its tendency to form inclusions in cell culture and concomitantly alter its solubility in detergent.
Recent health literacy models pursue an integrated approach to understanding health behavior and have been suggested as a suitable framework for addressing individual, organizational and interpersonal factors concomitantly.
Therefore, to address these individual and organizational factors concomitantly and also their interconnectedness, it is necessary to pursue an integrated intervention approach with multiple facets (building knowledge, competences and structures for communication and action) at both the organizational and the individual level (Fig. 1) [ 25– 28].
However, these studies of RT-CGM in people with type 2 diabetes did not address whether glycemic variability was also reduced concomitantly with A1C and did not report whether there were different patterns of responses to using the device and when the responses might have occurred.
To address this possibility, we inactivated BRCA1 and CtIP concomitantly in TRF2-depleted cells.
To address this question, we first examined whether astrocytes generated concomitantly to adult-born neurons were sufficient to ensheathe all synapses from newly formed neurons, by comparing the number of adult-born astrocytes with the number of astrocytic territories spanned by newborn neurons.
