The phrase "addressing simultaneously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of dealing with multiple issues or topics at the same time.
Example: "The committee is addressing simultaneously the concerns of the community and the needs of the environment."
Alternatives: "tackling at the same time" or "dealing with concurrently".
Such task is quite challenging due to the need of addressing simultaneously the process design, energy integration and utility design.
Unlike traditional in vitro biochemical analyses, cell-based assays more closely mimic the actual in vivo physiologic environment, addressing simultaneously biological activity and toxicity issues.
The gains of the proposed controllers and the weights of the DNNs are selected using particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm while addressing simultaneously the AVSS trade-offs.
Results however have not been very encouraging, as most of these initiatives try to cope globally with the problem, addressing simultaneously theoretical and technical approaches which are in a quite heterogeneous state of development and validation.
Moreover, relatively few studies, if any, have developed effective models for supplier selection problem addressing simultaneously the sourcing uncertainties and the price discounts.
They particularly analyzed welfare decline, competitiveness loss and carbon leakage and concluded that 'no single policy is superior to the other policies' in terms of addressing simultaneously all three issues.
Can these challenges all be addressed simultaneously?
Varoufakis remained adamant that austerity and debt needed to be addressed simultaneously.
"The politician must compromise". Varoufakis remained adamant that austerity and debt needed to be addressed simultaneously.
The collages themselves are complex, multi-layered, explosively hued pieces in which many themes are addressed simultaneously.
Ideally, these decisions should be addressed simultaneously in order to obtain the best results.
