"simultaneous formation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a process by which two or more new things come into existence at the same time. For example, one might say, "The simultaneous formation of matter and antimatter created a devastating explosion."
We demonstrate the simultaneous formation of glycosidic bonds between ribose, purines, and pyrimidines under mild conditions without catalysts or activated reagents, as well as nucleobase exchange, in addition to the simultaneous formation of nucleotide and nucleoside isomers from several nucleobases.
Figure 6G,H illustrates the simultaneous formation of the Glu47-Lys70 salt bridge and twisting away of the G67 hairpin from the PFN1 β-sheet.
Strength gain was the result of simultaneous formation of calcium silicate hydrates and calcium carbonates.
Results also indicate simultaneous formation of formaldehyde and N2O from early ring-opening reactions.
The adlayer cathodic deposition under illumination proceeds with simultaneous formation of CdSe nanoparticles.
Results were interpreted in terms of simultaneous formation of hydride, oxide and Ti3+ ion.
A mechanism involving simultaneous formation and dissolution of surface oxide is suggested to explain the results.
The simultaneous formation of a precipitate of NaCl leads to a passivation phenomenon.
Our protocol allows for simultaneous formation of exfoliated porous structure and heteroatom doping through a simple pyrolysis process.
TB-COF was generated from 4-cyanophenylboronic acid through simultaneous formation of two types of reversible covalent bonds.
The Essay then reconsiders mass imprisonment from the perspective of "racial stratification," a structural theory that emphasizes the simultaneous formation of racial categories and the misallocation of resources between races.
