The phrase "are not concurrent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two events, actions, or situations do not occur at the same time or are not aligned in terms of timing.
Example: "The project's timeline and the budget approval are not concurrent with each other, leading to potential delays."
Alternatives: "do not coincide with" or "are not aligned with".
As CFD and FE software employ different meshing schemes, thus pressure points coordinates obtained from CFD are not concurrent with the FE mesh.
"The claims that Russia has plans to install military bases in several Latin American countries — and is generally preparing a 'military expansion' in this region — are not concurrent with the reality.
The majority of bird species studied to date have molt schedules that are not concurrent with other energy demanding life history stages, an outcome assumed to arise from energetic trade-offs.
The height here is not nearly enough for the neck to break, yet he dies quite quickly, which is not concurrent with a strangulation via hanging".
The kinetics of cytokine production by wound macrophages was not concurrent with the dynamics of tissue wound cytokines.
Timing of the monitoring differed between schools and was not concurrent with the questionnaire survey.
The satellites were not concurrent with any parts of the scientific program, but they occupied 3 hours of time of the first 3 days.
While kcat is strongly pH-dependent, this parameter does not exhibit a substantial kinetic solvent isotope effect (Supplementary Figure 3); thus, a proton release step is not concurrent with re-oxidation of the enzyme by external electron acceptors.
For TTP analysis, where the disease outcome is not concurrent with the test and the accuracy is a function of time, time-dependent ROC techniques for censored survival times were considered (Heagerty et al, 2000).
We have used cancer incidence data from 2004 as this is most recently available, but is not concurrent with our accrual data which is between 1 April 2005 and 31 March 2006.
