The phrase "approach can simultaneously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that can achieve multiple outcomes at the same time.
Example: "This approach can simultaneously enhance productivity and improve employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "method can concurrently" or "strategy can at once".
Such an approach can simultaneously inform, guide and inspire designers towards landscapes that are environmentally sustainable as well as being culturally and aesthetically appropriate.
Simulations results demonstrate that our approach can simultaneously improve the efficiency of resource utilization by granting more connections in the network and provide adaptive QoS for admitted new and handoff connections.
In addition, the proposed approach can simultaneously determine type, size and required equipment redundancy (e.g. operating and standby units) of technologies while considering operating strategies in a tri-generation system.
Results show that the proposed approach can simultaneously identify structural parameters and unknown excitations within very limited iterations with high accuracy and shows its robustness even noise-polluted dynamic response measurements are utilized.
The proposed control approach can simultaneously enable the DG units to deliver real power into the multi-bus microgrid and compensate the harmonics appeared in the bus voltages and currents introduced by nonlinear loads within the multi-bus microgrid without communication.
In addition, our microarray platform approach can simultaneously profile sense and antisense expression in one microarray hybridization experiment.
The results showed that both approaches can simultaneously identify the same 84 edits which most edits have similar editing ratio.
This report describes how multilevel approaches can simultaneously model between- and within-individual variation in diurnal cortisol levels without using crude averages.
These approaches can simultaneously increase map resolution in ways that benefit forest managers, while reducing uncertainty to levels acceptable to policy makers.
Is it sufficient to detect the methylation status of just 1 or 2 CpG sites of a given gene, even when high-throughput screening approaches can simultaneously examine thousands of genes in a sample?
The goal of this paper is to show how an ecosystem-based approach can contribute simultaneously to a multipurpose use of forest resources in mountain areas, and to the maintenance of the quality of the forests and forested landscapes producing the resources.
