The phrase "affected simultaneously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where multiple entities or factors experience an effect at the same time.
Example: "The changes in policy affected simultaneously the employees, the management, and the overall company culture."
Alternatives: "impacted at the same time" or "influenced concurrently".
Consequently, a single magnetic excitation can be affected simultaneously by several boundaries.
It has been shown that the modification of clay affected simultaneously the degree of PA6 matrix reinforcement, size and structure of dispersed EPR.
One of the problems for the industry is that so many rivers have been affected simultaneously, from the Danube in southern Germany and Austria, up to the Elbe, which runs into the North Sea.
The contralateral lung herniation consisted of anterior herniation of the upper lobe or middle lobe (12/13, 92%) or posterior herniation of the lower lobe (11/13, 85%), with both lobes being affected simultaneously in most cases (10/13, 77%).
The noise sources and are included to model the impact of the receiver clock on the individual delays and delay rates, since they are actually affected simultaneously by the same random process.
Vrba's (1980 , 1985 1992) innovation with the Turnover Pulse Hypothesis was that she recognized the significance of the fact that during intervals of climate change, the geographic ranges of many species would be affected simultaneously.
There are two possible explanations, which affect simultaneously.
In liquid foods, various given physical properties affect simultaneously the inactivation of microorganisms by UV-C treatment.
The scattered distribution of the multiple, plaque-like, creamy coalescent lesions, affecting simultaneously the posterior pole and the midperipheral retina, usually leads to poor visual outcomes [1].
Thus, the uniaxial loading affects simultaneously both the reduction in the ripple amplitude and the increase of the length of C C bonds, although the effect of bond stretching is not considerably large at the initial stage.
For instance, an important shock occurring in a given country (say a coup) is likely to affect simultaneously a large set of institutional quality measures (say corruption, accountability and government efficiency).
