The phrase 'respectively pass' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to multiple people or things completing the same task, usually in the same order that is specified. For example: The five contestants must respectively pass the obstacle course, the swimming test, and the quiz.
In two new novels — "The Servant," by the prolific Lebanese children's author Fatima Sharafeddine, and "The Wall," by the British novelist William Sutcliffe — teenage protagonists, Faten and Joshua, respectively, pass through boundaries that most people around them would never think to cross, with life-changing results.
The results are presented in figures 1 and 2. The relationship between the three studied endpoints and the questions "How often do cars and heavy vehicles, respectively, pass outside your kitchen window" are presented in Table 4.
On the other hand, hot flue gas and cool water respectively passing through the cyclone inside and outside implements and energy recovery.
The drive to Abu Dhabi and Dubai, about 550km and 670km respectively, passes through Saudi Arabia, so it is important to know the visa requirements.
Hence, at the optimized chromatographic conditions, the internal standard and the enantiomers were eluted at 4.9, 5.8, and 6.79 min, respectively, passing all the chromatographic parameters (Table 3).
Next consider the computation of mutual information I s → v ( 1 ) and I s → v ( 2 ) between the CBV nodes and the messages m s → v ( 1 ) and m s → v ( 2 ) as given by (9) and (10), respectively, passed from SCF nodes.
In the Swiss-Prot and genome archaeal ORP sets, only 54 and 6 peptide patterns, respectively, passed the filtering step.
However, only 28 and 39% of all raw CH4 and N2O fluxes, respectively, passed all tests when no FIR filter was used in the flux calculations.
For the Tanganyikan cichlids, N. brichardi and E. melanogenys, 24 and 26 of these genes, respectively, passed the same stringent cut-off.
m C (k) and m D (k) indicate whether C and D, respectively, passed the same allele to their immediate descendants E1 and F1.
Sequences from 2408, 3204 and 3684 clones from the Uni-Zap XR EST, the Zap Express GSS and TOPO Shotgun Subcloning GSS libraries, respectively, passed this initial screen.
