The phrase "and concomitant changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing related or accompanying changes in a particular context, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The study examined the effects of climate change on biodiversity and concomitant changes in ecosystem dynamics."
Alternatives: "and associated changes in" or "and related changes in".
The erosion of glaciated regions and concomitant changes in ice sheet dynamics through the Pleistocene are poorly documented.
Future land-use changes are predicted to be influenced by both climate-driven environmental changes and concomitant changes in local economic conditions.
Limited by the cross-sectional study design, the findings are a first indication that human pregnancy might be accompanied by structural brain changes in navigation-related neural systems and concomitant changes in navigation strategy.
The effect of grain growth during deformation is also quantitatively assessed via simulation of recently obtained data on indentation tests in which dynamic grain growth was documented through the measurement of changes in grain size distribution and concomitant changes in hardness.
Innovations in the field of coronary artery revascularization and concomitant changes in the standard of practice have improved outcomes in general.
The decomposition process is characterised by a decrease in dimension and mass and concomitant changes in biological, physical, and chemical properties.
Although the dam operations could be considered responsible for such abrupt dynamical change in the streamflow, we cannot exclude the presence of a co-induced ENSO effect; in fact, the analysis of MEI shows a strikingly similar and concomitant change in the long-term trend, identified by using the singular spectrum analysis.
Most authors attribute the intrinsic optical change to alterations in cell volume and concomitant change in the concentration of the cytosol.
We anticipated coupling between and uncertainty associated with several processes, including: the magnitude and spatial distribution of calcium carbonate precipitates; the clogging of pore throats and concomitant change in flow properties associated with precipitation [39]; and temporal variation of geophysical signatures associated with different phases of the reaction processes.
A circadian difference in bladder capacity and concomitant change in micturition frequency was identified between rats in their resting versus active phases.
