"advance in parallel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to progress or move forward at the same time or in the same direction. Here are two examples of how to use it in a sentence: 1. "In order to complete the project on time, both teams must advance in parallel, with each team focusing on a specific aspect of the project." 2. "The countries have agreed to advance in parallel towards achieving their climate change goals, recognizing the need for collective action."
"From our side, we are prepared to discuss many actions that could help build trust between our two countries and advance further progress in parallel on the Singapore summit objectives of transforming relations, establishing a permanent peace regime on the peninsula and complete denuclearization," he said.
This places additional temporal constraints on the implementation, and has led to advances in parallel processing and optimization.
"All this shows that the decision to exploit ITT was taken from the beginning and that it was advancing in parallel with the initiative to leave the oil underground," said Alexandra Almeida, from Ecuadorean NGO Acción Ecologica.
Global optimization algorithms (e.g., simulated annealing, genetic, and particle swarm) have been gaining popularity in biomechanics research, in part due to advances in parallel computing.
Advances in parallel synthesis equipment and easy to use software for statistical DoE have fueled a growing acceptance of these techniques in the pharmaceutical industry.
Here we discuss the large-scale maps of nucleosome positions made available through recent advances in parallel high-throughput sequencing and microarray technologies.
The French hope that political deepening in Europe will serve their national interests by creating a new global power under the benevolent leadership, naturally, of France and Germany.Over the past couple of years, both these policies have advanced in parallel.
His lab is continuing to build computational models inspired by visual biology to test their understanding of the biology, leveraging advances in parallel computing to begin to approach the scale of biological systems.
