The phrase "as a concurrence of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the simultaneous occurrence of events or factors.
Example: "The success of the project was attributed to a concurrence of favorable conditions, including market demand and team expertise."
Alternatives: "as a result of" or "due to the combination of".
Upon no subject is there such a concurrence of opinion, among philosophers, moralists, and statesmen of all nations, as on the necessity of periodical cessations from labor.
But in the mid-90's, the larger industry fell victim to a concurrence of declining sales and product gluts.
A concurrence of mechanisms (ischemia, blood-brain barrier alterations, edema, loss of autoregulation, etc).
Could some circumstances be defined as a remarkable concurrence of events or conditions without any apparent connection?
Coincidences are commonly defined as "a remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection" -- apparent being the key word.
(Some of the vote counts are judgment calls; an opinion labeled by its author as a concurrence may be counted as a dissent, for example, if it departs from the essential elements of the majority opinion).
But Iran experts, citing the apparent end to Iran's ideological taboo against direct talks with the United States as well as the apparent concurrence of the supreme leader, say that this new moderation seems different.
The international criteria are based on the fulfillment of two major criteria: CFS causing incapacity, lasting more than 6 mo, and the exclusion of associated medical and psychiatric conditions, as well as the concurrence of a series of symptom-based criteria, particularly rheumatologic and neuropsychological symptomatology.
As a whole, the concurrence of sexual risk behaviors with substance use and mental health problems suggests that interventions around sexual health should be multi-dimensional (e.g. address substance use and mental health well-being) rather than only focusing on sexual behaviors or attitudes [ 58].
