The phrase "in parallel with continuous" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means "at the same time as something is ongoing or continuous." Example: "In parallel with continuous training, the company also focused on implementing new technology to improve efficiency." This means that while the company was continuously providing training to its employees, it was also working on adopting new technology.
In parallel with the continuous development of sample preparation and fluorophore reporter molecules ultimately setting the limit of the image quality, contrast and resolution, we can thus expect a significant increase in the use of STED, in science as well as for clinical and drug development purposes.
Intracellular Ca2+-transients were analyzed in parallel with force under electrical stimulation and continuous perfusion using a novel setup as described previously [ 35].
This will continue in parallel with the Corktown campus development.
In parallel with the SARS research effort there have been continuous improvements in our ability to detect and characterise other novel viruses.
In parallel with the radial growth of the NWs, we observe continuous growth on the substrate surface.
Meteor head echo observations could be run in parallel with standard ionospheric mode, which would produce a semi-continuous meteor data set.
The algorithm's load exceeds the CPU capacity of the PXI system's controller in a continuous mode, making unfeasible to process the samples in parallel with their acquisition in a PXI standard system.
Deeper elucidation of the fluid dynamics of such transport requires the continuous need for more elegant mathematical models and numerical simulations, in parallel with laboratory investigations.
A 24-month continuous CME training course was approved as a pilot in Ghani Khel, in parallel with (i) expansion of IHS midwifery training to a two-year academic programme through Kabul Institute of Health Sciences and (ii) TBA training.
Moreover, Tryfon and coworkers [ 14] demonstrated that raising the level of continuous positive airway pressure (or positive end-expiratory pressure [PEEP]) significantly prolongs expiration in parallel with a PEEP-related increase in functional residual capacity.
