The phrase "and synchronously with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions or events that occur at the same time or in coordination with each other.
Example: "The software updates were implemented and synchronously with the system upgrades to ensure compatibility."
Alternatives: "at the same time as" or "in parallel with".
The lesion compressed the urinary bladder, enhanced homogeneously and synchronously with venous structures (B, C).
Then, the N-N2 tracer continuously produced by the cyclotron fed the ventilator and was washed-in into the lungs through the endotracheal tube, and administered synchronously with the mechanical insufflations from the activation of an electronic valve [ 4].
While the co-ordinated division between kinetoplast and basal bodies is mediated by a tripartite attachment complex (TAC) that physically links the basal bodies to the kinetoplast DNA [5], the co-ordinated duplication between Golgi/ER exit sites and the basal bodies appears to be mediated by a bi-lobed structure, which duplicates and segregates synchronously with the basal bodies [6].
The CMZ also contributes to the retinal pigmented epithelium (RPE), a monolayer of pigmented cells surrounding and synchronously growing with the NR Johnss, 1977; Amato et al, 2004a; Moshiri et al, 2004; Centanin et al, 2011).
The surface concentrations of OH and Cs change synchronously with the oscillations.
Initially the feeder and target moved synchronously with the same visual angle.
DXA measures the attenuation of X-rays pulsed between 70 and 140 kV synchronously with the line frequency for each pixel of the scanned image.
Objective: The synthetic materials currently available for the repair of cardiac defects are nonviable, do not grow as the child develops, and do not contract synchronously with the heart.
The handle allowed keeping a constant distance between the model frogs and moving both models synchronously with the handler keeping a distance of approximately 1.5 m from models and live frogs.
They analyzed more than 1000 YouTube videos of dancing animals, including dogs, cats, chimpanzees, elephants, and birds, to see which individuals were actually moving synchronously with the beat and responding correctly if the beat changed.
