The phrase "addressed in parallel with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple topics or issues that are being dealt with simultaneously.
Example: "The budget concerns will be addressed in parallel with the project timeline to ensure both aspects are aligned."
Alternatives: "tackled alongside" or "handled concurrently".
Here, we evaluate brain fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography (FDG PET), a measure of cerebral glucose metabolism, as a biomarker to identify clinical and prodromal AD according to the framework suggested for biomarkers in oncology, using homogenous criteria with other biomarkers addressed in parallel reviews.
The majority of Ghanaians in the GTA seem to have a preference for healers who can address the spiritual in parallel with the physical health.
Mr. Obama's third State of the Union address is widely seen in parallel with the one delivered in 1996 by President Bill Clinton.
To address this issue, we loaded astrocytes, in parallel, with either fluo-3 or CoroNaTMGreen.
By addressing the critical validation issues early, and in parallel with the evolutionary and maturation phases of the technologic development of toxicogenomics-based methods, it should be possible to preempt many potential pitfalls and data gaps encountered with retrospective method evaluations that could impede validation of this promising research and regulatory tool.
Finally, the needs of diverse stakeholders, including industry and the private sector, were addressed in the Cooksey Review [ 38] that ran in parallel with the implementation of the Best Research for Best Health document [ 36].
He says that MDMA addresses the progress of all three stages of therapy in parallel with the drugs own three perceptible influences: "MDMA, has three major effects if it is taken in the right setting.
Consequently, HarvestPlus has developed an integrated outreach, education, and consumer acceptance strategy in parallel with the breeding efforts to address vitamin A deficiency.
A UK wide consortium CHART (Childhood arthritis response to treatment) has been established to work in parallel with large international efforts to address this unmet need.
