The phrase "and coincide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events, ideas, or situations that occur at the same time or share common elements.
Example: "The two projects are scheduled to start in June and coincide with the annual conference."
Alternatives: "and align" or "and overlap".
The teacher's methods and the textbook program should agree and coincide.
Includes administrative materials that precede and coincide with Parsons' tenure as dean, as well as later documents.
I work with DMU security, student services and the student union and together we plan campaigns that run throughout the year and coincide with peak times of crimes.
But then you look at the ideology and the debate that's on the news and the radio and the two things don't really mesh and coincide.
But assassinations do seem to cluster around periods of political instability and coincide with the breakup of established camps and a fragmenting center.
In the southern Pityusic Islands, observed changes in Ibiza are less pronounced and coincide with the 4.2 cal kyr BP climate event, synchronous with human colonization.
The results validate the stability and the effectiveness of the present method and coincide with the results of the theoretical analysis.
These formulae are similar to the formulae of the frictionless Galin solutions and coincide with them when the material is incompressible.
Zones where mixing competes with reaction can be identified, and coincide with the highly rotating collar region where local extinction is expected to take place.
The rejections were up 25% on the previous four months, from June to September 2018, and coincide with the bringing into law of the Salvini decree on immigration, named after the far-right interior minister, Matteo Salvini.
Nonetheless, said Gary N. Ross, president of PIRA Energy Group, an oil industry consulting firm, the increases would have a tangible impact and coincide with unexpectedly weak demand for oil in the first months of this year.
