The phrase "alongside the introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is occurring or being presented in conjunction with the introduction of a topic or subject.
Example: "Alongside the introduction, we will also provide a brief overview of the main themes discussed in the paper."
Alternatives: "together with the introduction" or "in addition to the introduction".
The government is set to repeal it and many other laws alongside the introduction of the Consumer Protection Regulations.
To align the rules around Community Interest Companies with the tax relief, we will look to update them alongside the introduction of the tax relief.
Over 15 years, she traced obesity levels alongside the introduction of healthy food options (grocery stores) and unhealthy venues (fast food restaurants).
The engineer's advice stuck, and Chevrolet established a performance parts program alongside the introduction of the 265-cubic inch V-8 for 1955.
But these are just the systole manifestations of a change in society, which ran alongside the introduction of the Freedom of Information Act in 2005.
Herbert said the introduction of crime-mapping on this scale was the second major element in the coalition's police reform plans to improve accountability, alongside the introduction of elected police and crime commissioners.
Alongside this investment the introduction of radical concessionary fares schemes – such as the abolition of bus and tram fares for all under-18s in full-time education, and half-price bus and tram journeys for people on income support – reduced the pressure on those most in need.
The introduction of Confucianism, for example, came alongside of the introduction of Buddhism.
The introduction, alongside a concise overview of developments from 1970 to the present, describes Pearlman's method.
However, rhetoric from key officials at the Bank, including Mark Carney, alongside the consequences of the introduction of the mortgage market review, are already slowing momentum, particularly in London.
The review of 44 research studies on CCTV schemes by the Campbell Collaboration found that they do have a modest impact on crime overall but are at their most effective in cutting vehicle crime in car parks, especially when used alongside improved lighting and the introduction of security guards.
