The phrase "concurrently without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is happening at the same time or simultaneously without the presence or use of something else. Example: The students were able to complete their project concurrently without the use of technology.
Concurrently, without Federal and state funding and administration, the highway system nationwide can not exist.
We have resolved that issue, and the encoder and the decoder ran concurrently without a problem.
It possesses multiple optimal trajectory generators such that multiple degrees of freedom can be planned concurrently, without requiring an increase in the planning period.
This approach differs from previous studies in that hedging against failures is done without having to elicit facility failure probabilities concurrently without requiring the allocation of additional hardening/protections resources.
Despite conventional dogma, we demonstrated that chemotherapy and immunotherapy can be delivered concurrently without negating the effects of immunotherapy.
Third, the proposed solution basically converts the HT problem into the scenario where transmitters (APs in the downlink and clients in the uplink) can transmit concurrently without collision.
Even before you press the Start button, a machine running PARC's model can predict that stapling will be the slowest part of the job and communicate this fact to other components of the machine, allowing them to run concurrently and without creating a big backup.
As different versions of a specific implant brand were introduced over time (e.g. mark I, mark II), this resulted in different versions of the same brand being available concurrently and without surgeons always being aware of it, which in turn could make it very difficult for the register to know exactly what implant had been used.
However, throughout 1989, the market for commercial paper contracted, and DBL Group was forced to pay off over $575 million in its commercial paper obligations without concurrently selling additional commercial paper to refinance these maturing obligations.
Clearly large riometer absorption is usually associated with large ap, whereas large ap can occur without concurrently enhanced riometer absorption.
The use of an SOD mimic can prevent the increase in aerobic glycolysis when used concurrently with radiation, without preventing reoxygenation.
