"growing in parallel" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to two or more things that are increasing or developing in a similar way or at the same rate. For example, "Sales of both products have been growing in parallel since the launch of the new advertising campaign."
Iran's regional clout is growing in parallel.
"But what we're seeing is that national emission are growing in parallel, despite the ERF".
It is a myth-making which is growing in parallel with jabbering conspiracy theories that the plane was shot down by US air-force jets and the whole passenger-action story is a cover-up.
Growing in parallel with the City of London, they came to specialise in housing the offshore wealth of Europe's rich (especially Britain's non-domiciles) attracting fund structures, trusts, banking assets and insurance vehicles through their favourable tax regimes.
One possible alternative is to start the search procedure from multiple starting points simultaneously, thus "growing" in parallel several DPs.
JEG-3 cells growing in parallel were trypsinized, passaged through a 40 µm nylon sieve, plated onto the ECM deposited by the transfected JEG-3 cell lines and cultured for 30 min. Cells were washed vigorously in 1×PBS, fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde and stained with eosin.
He added that abuses of diplomatic immunity had grown in parallel with the rise of human rights law.
Robertson said that the abuses of diplomatic immunity have grown in parallel with the rise of human rights law.
Alongside the social world of the narrator and his circle – Swann, Odette, Albertine, Gilberte, the Baron de Charlus – the fungus grew in parallel, smooth and round.
Microsoft has recently sprinted into the market, with around 10,000 applications pending.Patents have grown in parallel with an increase in spending on research and development.
"You need diversification in rural economies to generate demand so that demand grows in parallel with supply [and] the income effects for farmers are not offset by falling prices".
