The phrase "persisted alongside" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to continue to exist or endure in the presence of something else. Example: Despite the changing landscape of technology, traditional paper books have persisted alongside e-books.
I believe they're a kind of human that has persisted alongside us.
Dense calamitalean groves persisted alongside fluvial channels, and an array of wetland plants occupied seasonally active abandoned channels that retained water throughout the year (waterholes).
By using aerial color imagery from 2008, we found that this trend has persisted alongside increases in annual air temperature and active layer thickness (Fig. 1).
The land that furnished many of the themes of Western civilization still has no divorce law; Fascism has persisted alongside the highest refinements of liberalism; superstition along with ra tionalism; Catholicism with Commu nism; taste with crudity.
"What other country in the world, for example, boasts a Minister of the Heavens?" This attitude toward the Zambian Space Program has persisted alongside the paeans to the quixotic genius.
A native culture, expressed in a now-lost pagan ritual folklore and traditions in the arts and crafts, existed before the Kievan period and then persisted alongside the formal culture, but its influence on the latter is conjectural.
In some places the traditional shamanistic exhibitions and masked animal rites persist alongside Western-style square dances.
By demonstrating weak effects of human disturbance, and the importance of annual burning by local communities, our findings support community-based grassland management in which local traditional activities are encouraged to persist alongside bengal florican.
She describes the pain of training and the aching limbs, remembers asking herself before she gave up: "What for?" The question persists alongside a more wistful and unanswerable "What if?" Three years ago, Leanne Shapton published a novel, Important Artifacts and Personal Property from the Collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, Including Books, Street Fashion, and Jewelry.
Currency and price controls will likely persist alongside other chronic distortions.
Sufferers have a strong compulsion to eat, which persists alongside the sense of a loss of control.
