The phrase "are pursued simultaneously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or objectives that are being undertaken at the same time.
Example: "In our project, multiple strategies are pursued simultaneously to maximize efficiency and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "are undertaken at the same time" or "are carried out concurrently."
Often, both similarity and difference are pursued simultaneously, leading to policy conflict between authorities, and to instability of the policies adopted.
The research developed in this paper is primarily focused on demonstrating both direct and moderating effects that information can have on decision makers' actions and perceptions in an environment where multiple projects are pursued simultaneously.
This outcome would be achieved only because the four goals are pursued simultaneously and trade-offs among them are managed.
Likewise, many of these process steps are pursued simultaneously (by different or the same individuals) and information is shared, allowing for ongoing self-informing and self-correcting activities.
The chances are that a few different strategies are being pursued simultaneously, testing the ground.
The road to peace should be seen as running via justice, and thus peace and justice can be pursued simultaneously.
During the 1950s and '60s the top-down and bottom-up approaches were pursued simultaneously, and both achieved noteworthy, if limited, results.
The two steps should be pursued simultaneously, so that the nuclear suppliers are pressuring their customers to comply voluntarily during the lengthy period required for negotiating and ratifying a new ban.
The company, which operates bourses from Stockholm to Vilnius, is being pursued simultaneously by America's NASDAQ and Borse Dubai, a Middle Eastern financial group.For NASDAQ, whose offer is favoured by OMX management, the pursuit is bittersweet.
By the end of the 1990s a consensus began to emerge that privatisation and institutional reform should be pursued simultaneously, and that utilities should be privatised more cautiously than companies in contested industries.A second lesson for Greece is the need for competitive tendering.
Not only can the eradication of terrorism and the defence of our most cherished values be pursued simultaneously, indeed they must.Mary RobinsonUN high commissioner for human rightsGenevaSIR – An "attack on freedom" can best be repelled by protecting individual liberty energetically, not diminishing it.
