The phrase "and simultaneous with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe two events or actions occurring at the same time, often in a more formal or technical context.
Example: "The experiment was conducted and simultaneous with a control study to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "and occurring at the same time with a" or "and coinciding with a".
And simultaneous with these erasures is the unending collection of profit from black labor.
The prepared corn straw fiber exhibited outstanding properties of superhydrophobicity and simultaneous superoleophilicity with a water contact angle of 152° and an oil contact angle of 0° for different oils.
Thereafter, as the imaging studies proved no further progression of ORN, segmental mandibular resection and simultaneous reconstruction with a fibula free microvascular flap was performed.
In this way, we present in this paper a method of real-time 3D deformation measurements based on three-color digital holography and simultaneous recording with a stack of photodiodes image sensor.
T-AuNPs were synthesized through the reduction of HAuCl4·3H2O and simultaneous stabilization with a mixture of NH2 PEG SH and TPP PEG SH.
The authors suggested that the fault was initiated between 20 and 5 Ma, simultaneous with a reversal in the movement direction on the Mae Ping and Red River faults, and that it terminates at the northeastern margin of the Chiang Mai Basin.
The emergence of a rich literary language and an original religious literature was simultaneous with a massive effort to translate texts from Greek, Armenian, and Syriac.
Secondly, the measurement of MLS using sonography and CT were not simultaneous with an average delay of 83 ± 70 minutes and, as intracranial mass effects can change rapidly, it is possible that the decrease in agreement between methods could in part be due to each method measuring a changing MLS at different time points.
GTN administration induces an increase in neuronal NOS (nNOS) that is simultaneous with a hyperalgesic condition.
