"simultaneous process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to two or more things happening at the same time. For example: "The two departments managed to complete the project through a simultaneous process of collaboration and teamwork."
Food oral processing is a simultaneous process of food destruction and sensory perception.
This work compares the separate process to the simultaneous process.
Presumably, the ghost writer, Invictus author John Carlin, talked to him in Spanish before subjecting his words to a simultaneous process of translation and buffing up.
While acknowledging the necessity of the military action, Miliband struck a different point of emphasis in his talk, stressing the importance of a simultaneous process of political reconciliation.
"We believe that rather than a sequential process where you look at product design and then how to manufacture it, there is a simultaneous process," Mr. Idelchik said.
What is needed, Mr. Indyk said, is a parallel and simultaneous process of Palestinian state building and negotiation over a peace deal, so that the rest of Mr. Bush's term is not wasted.
3. How can time dependent and simultaneous processes be described?
Research by Corey Keyes shows us that healing and growth can be simultaneous processes.
Because the project does not require many simultaneous processes, a real-time kernel is not required.
Generally, psychologists have agreed that there are two overall concepts concerning death that help in understanding the simultaneous processes of living and dying.
These interactions involve several simultaneous processes including ionic resistance, gas- and liquid-phase transport, and catalytic reactions.
