The phrase "are simultaneously realized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe events or processes that occur at the same time or in conjunction with one another.
Example: "In this experiment, the two reactions are simultaneously realized, leading to a more efficient outcome."
Alternatives: "are concurrently achieved" or "are executed at the same time."
Logic SUM and CARRY are simultaneously realized.
More importantly, the tunable multicolor luminescence and paramagnetic properties are simultaneously realized in single-phase NaGdF4 Dy3+,Eu3+ nanofibers, which ideally suit to apply in many fields such as solid-state lasers, lighting and displays, magnetic resonance imaging.
It is found that in comparison to monolithic Al2O3, drastically reduced Young's modulus (298 GPa), completely retained fracture strength (417 MPa) and enhanced fracture toughness (5.3 MPa m1/2) are simultaneously realized in this composite, leading to an unprecedented increase of strain tolerance by ∼40% at merely 2.18 vol.% of filler loading.
Luminescent labeling and magnetic separation were simultaneously realized with the newly designed microparticles.
(3) Global exponential synchronization of the chaotic systems with the proposed impulsive controller can be simultaneously realized.
Combining a reasonable and efficient gas-drainage method and system can enable efficient gas drainage to be simultaneously realized.
The high dispersibility of the MC spheres was simultaneously realized by removing surface functional groups of the PFA spheres with the evaporation-induced concentrated sulfuric acid (2nd step).
The results reveal that the efficient loading of quasi-hexagonal α-Fe2O3 nanoplates and the reduction of graphene oxide were simultaneously realized.
Thus, the combination of catalysis, oxidation and extraction in our polar-nonpolar-solid reaction system was simultaneously realized in one unit, which will be promising for effectively removal of organosulfur compounds for production of ultralow sulfur fuels.
However, because machine table states are total states of a system, the early functionalist equation of mental states with machine table states faded in importance as a model for the functional characterization of the complex of distinct internal states that can be simultaneously realized in a human (or other) subject (Block and Fodor 1972; Putnam 1973).
The simulated and measured results show that a notched band is obtained at 8.0 GHz, which can be controlled by arranging the parameters of the MMR, sharp attenuation slops at the lower and upper bands can be simultaneously realized, which validates the proposed design flow well.
