"concomitantly with rising" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means "at the same time as something is increasing." Example: "Concomitantly with rising temperatures, the demand for air conditioning units has also increased."
This pH dependency of the adsorption maximum is usually explained by an optimal balance between the degree of the acid dissociation which increases with rising pH, depending on the respective pKa values, and the number of positive charges on the mineral surface which concomitantly decreases.
The build-up of electrochemically active films on FTO electrodes was confirmed by the growth of the corresponding voltammetric peaks concomitantly with the rise of typical triruthenium cluster and [Fe(pytpy)2]2+ complex absorption bands.
The immortalized 18IM cells have lost vimentin and SMA expression, concomitantly with the rise of Sox2, HIF1A, p53, RB, and p14ARF protein levels, confirming our previous data.
Expression studies of four neutral invertase isoforms (PpNI1-4) suggest a major role for PpNI2, whose transcript strongly increases at the S-III stage concomitantly with the rise in Suc accumulation, whereas PpNI1 is mainly expressed during the early stages of peach development.
Bhutan is grappling with joblessness among youth, and concomitantly rising rates of drug abuse and suicide.
The initial rise in β-cell number followed by a decline, occurring concomitantly with a late rise in the number of δ-cells, was consistent with the genetic lineage tracing experiment.
At both lags, mortality strongly rose concomitantly with the adolescent fertility rate up to a threshold value of around 50 births/1000 women aged between 15 and 19 years.
These antibodies were detected in serum from one individual 9 months before NPC and the titre rose concomitantly with its clinical onset.
While national trends show that diabetes prevalence among all U.S. adults (men and women) has risen in recent years, seemingly concomitantly with rates of overweight and obesity, non-Hispanic blacks and Mexican Americans continue to be disproportionately affected, with rates almost twice those of non-Hispanic whites (1, 2).
Concomitantly, my generation (Gen X) does not have the people power to keep pace with the rising costs of these welfare programs.
