The phrase "are simultaneously depicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing two or more subjects that are shown or represented at the same time in a particular context, such as art, literature, or analysis.
Example: "In the painting, the sun and the moon are simultaneously depicted, highlighting the contrast between day and night."
Alternatives: "are portrayed at the same time" or "are shown concurrently."
Results for the ten objectives are simultaneously depicted.
Walters moves beyond these positions and instead argues that these realities coexist: gays are simultaneously depicted as the sign of social decay and the chic flavor of the month.
Results for the ten objectives are simultaneously depicted Open image in new window Fig. 9 Width of the range of non-dominated solutions for each objective in each of the first 100 generations of the runs in Fig. 6 on the ten-objective WFG9 test problem.
The tendency of all the three groups of speakers in Kita and Özyürek (2003) to use gestures where manner and path are simultaneously depicted is therefore uncommon, and the tendency of the English speakers to do so exclusively is also particularly marked.
Alterations in transcriptome data can be simultaneously depicted on the maps.
Few films are simultaneously able to depict some of man's most horrific actions and at the same time transcend these by offering a message of beautiful, powerful renewal.
Faith47's latest portraits depict women who are simultaneously exposed and hidden.
Movies and television depict sexbots as women who are simultaneously objectified and untrustworthy; sexbots personify a metaphor for a walking, talking, seducing monster.
This new vision of the action of scaffold proteins is conceptually very different from the usual one in which they are depicted as reactors where the successive kinases are simultaneously bound in order to meet and activate each other.
These diagrams depicting all 29 species together represent the case where a variety of visual objects are simultaneously viewed from a distance.
Figure 3 depicts a summary of all the data simultaneously obtained from a single cell during one single experiment of 3 h exposure time (the complete experiment is shown in Video S1).
