"concurrent growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to two or more activities, events, or processes that happen at the same time or together. For example, "The company experienced concurrent growth in their profits and employee numbers."
The process is exquisitely contrasted by the concurrent growth of the young Octavius Caesar (the excellent John Hopkins) into assured and unforgiving manhood and by Ms. Walter's politically savvy Cleopatra.
The spread of automation & the concurrent growth of the labor force create difficulties that cannot be dealt with by an economy that refuses to grow at the rate that is needed to absorb the skills of the people it serves.
The tort wars over such questions have waxed and waned for decades since the Industrial Revolution and the concurrent growth in industrial-scale accidents, said John Witt, a law professor at Columbia University.
That conclusion was confirmed by the concurrent growth of a SAXS peak corresponding to the ionic microphase.
We also identify the onset of a concurrent growth and coarsening regime at small interparticle spacing and low undercooling.
Hut arrays initially evolve with increasing h Ge by concurrent growth of available clusters and nucleation of new ones resulting in progressive rise of hut number density.
Concurrent grain growth occurred during deformation tests; however, grain growth was not accompanied by obvious strain hardening due to the strong texture developed.
That's a surprisingly fast drop, given the unimpressive pace of concurrent GDP growth of about 2% to 3% annualised.
Carpenter described Halladay as an "unbelievable professional" and "the best," and he said their concurrent mental growth had allowed each of them to become successful in the game.
The most striking demographic trend in New Jersey is the movement of the white population away from the cities and the concurrent proportional growth of the urban black and Hispanic population, accompanied by an emigration of industry and commerce.
The creep parameters corrected for concurrent grain growth are 2.2 as the stress exponent, 3.2 as the grain size exponent and 751 kJ/mol as the activation energy.
