The phrase "are simultaneously possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or conditions that can occur at the same time without conflict.
Example: "In this scenario, multiple outcomes are simultaneously possible, depending on the choices made by the participants."
Alternatives: "can occur at the same time" or "are possible at once."
Two facts are simultaneously possible – that the poorest voters chose Clinton and that the poorest white voters chose Trump.
Results show that optimal gas identification and concentration are simultaneously possible with a unique sensor device.
Here both phenyl thienyl and chloro methyl exchanges are simultaneously possible and yet another isostructural complex is obtained.
Indeed, both mechanisms are simultaneously possible, making interpretation even more difficult.
Our results suggest that both scenarios are simultaneously possible; side branches may be highly volatile, moving rapidly and symmetrically between regions, while the trunk lineage may be more stable remaining within a region (or within a highly connected network of regions) that has more persistent transmission.
The aim is that of showing that it is simultaneously possible to provide profitable online optimization and/or optimal control policies, predict possible future hazardous situations in advance and automatically decide whether and when to (optimally) stop a production cycle in order to prevent safety risks (unavoidable runaways).
Therefore, these data confirm that the formation of Fe supersaturated solid solutions as well as Cu supersaturated solid solutions is simultaneously possible in the two-phase structure.
We further show that it is simultaneously possible to assemble de novo sequences from oligonucleotides and to clone long DNA fragments.
For the case (1), a locally feasible coloring c w is called feasible if for each cross pair [ s, t] ∈ Q w with c w([ s, t]) = 1 orienting the edges on path T (v, w) from v to w and the edges on path T (s, t) from s to t is simultaneously possible.
The impossible and the possible are simultaneously bursting into excess.
In particular, boundedness, reversibility, and liveness are simultaneously enforced whenever it is possible.
