The phrase "is paralleled with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is compared or similar to something else. This phrase is commonly used when discussing similarities between two things. Example: The struggles of the protagonist in the novel is paralleled with the challenges faced by the author in their own life.
Battery is paralleled with one of the capacitors in quasi-Z-source (qZS) network, instead of an additional DC/DC converter.
During the first 18 months, theory is paralleled with practical sessions, where you get a chance to practice different treatments on colleagues.
The child's story is paralleled with that of another widow, who falls in love with and expects to marry a high-caste idealist but commits suicide when his father advises him not to rock the boat and to take her as a mistress instead.The film is set in the 1930s against India's growing independence movement, and its conclusion is more upbeat than you might expect.
A resistor of 10 (varOmega) is paralleled with L 2 for damping.
When the polarization of the incident infrared light is s-polarized, the E-field is paralleled with the growth plane in [110] direction.
While in the case of p-polarized light, the E-field has a 50%% component along the growth direction i.e., in [001] direction and the other 50%% component is paralleled with the growth plane in [( 1overline{1}0 )] direction.
I desire the beautiful exterior of my paintings to be paralleled with an elusively harrowing interior.
Technological changes have been paralleled with construction of ever-larger dams to gain control of larger water supplies.
These effects are paralleled with a shift away from hippocampal-dependent representational patterns to distributed neocortical representational patterns in suppression of aversive memories after overnight consolidation.
Although surprising according to their location in contact with blood, PIM origin can be paralleled with the recently described resident arterial macrophages in mice33.
Accordingly, the suppression effect was paralleled with the emergence of more numerous but more local, and putatively cortico-cortical, slow waves.
