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The phrase "are operating in parallel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe two or more processes, systems, or activities that are functioning simultaneously or concurrently.
Example: "The two teams are operating in parallel to ensure the project is completed on time."
Alternatives: "are running concurrently" or "are functioning simultaneously."
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Yet, increasingly, works councils and other formal participatory bodies are operating in parallel with collective bargaining or are filling the void left by its decline.
Moreover, it is assumed that all machines are operating in parallel and jobs are allowed to migrate to any available machines without violating their priority order.
In our work, we consider multiple adaptive algorithms that are operating in parallel in order to reconfigure several modules in a wireless system.
It is assumed that all machines are operating in parallel and each machine has an initialization time, w ti {i = 1,…, n}, in order to prepare for a job processing.
Thus the authors propose that two mechanisms are operating in parallel: disruption of the visuospatial sketchpad (mentioned above) and the process of physiological de-arousal.
While the private and public actors are operating in parallel, the sectors are not related as systems.
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Multiple batch cookers are operated in parallel.
Multiple models are operated in parallel to the plant - similar to a bank of observers.
In the architecture, the principal component computation and weight vector updating of the GHA are operated in parallel, so that the throughput of the circuit can be significantly enhanced.
Knowledge of leakage inductance is also useful when transformers are operated in parallel.
For positioning each embryo and controlling the motion of the injection micropipette, PID (proportional-integral-derivative) control is employed for controlling both microrobots that are operated in parallel whenever possible (i.e., in Figure 5, from (B) to (C), and from (E) to (F)).
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