The phrase "are usually concomitant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe two or more things that typically occur together or are associated with each other.
Example: "In many cases, high stress levels are usually concomitant with poor health outcomes."
Alternatives: "are often associated" or "typically occur together."
This is because most pulmonary metastases from prostate cancer reveal lymphangitic spread, not nodules as in the present case, and are usually concomitant with bone metastases.
There are no separate studies in China for the individual oil and gas industries at a national level because oil and gas are usually concomitant and their input data are also mixed.
Though diastolic dysfunction and a fatty heart are usually concomitant findings in metabolic disorders, they may (11, 13) or may not (6, 14) be simultaneously induced or reversed by metabolic intervention, and their changes are not always correlated (6, 14).
Recurrent CN gains of chromosomes 4, 5, 7, 14 are usually concomitant and could together with loss of 16q and gain of 20p be involved in progression of SI-NETs.
This change is usually concomitant with leaf etiolation.
When it does occur, it is usually concomitant with prostatic adenocarcinoma.
One of the hallmarks of EMT is the suppression of E-cadherin, a transmembrane protein essential for cell-cell adhesions, which is usually concomitant with the increase of mesenchymal N-cadherin expression, a mesenchymal-specific protein.
160– 162 Because rheumatoid arthritis patients are usually on concomitant systemic immunosuppressants while psoriasis patients are typically treated with monotherapy, it is unclear if safety data from rheumatoid arthritis studies can be generalized to psoriasis.
We further sought to determine whether the relatively small selection of X-linked genes for our study could have influenced our conclusion that these genes are usually activated concomitant with meiosis.
It has been shown in Brazil that human epidemics of VL are usually preceded, or concomitant to high infection rates in the canine population [ 17- 19].
Patients in clinical practice generally have more coexisting conditions than study patients, and are usually on several concomitant medications which may affect atorvastatin metabolism.
