The phrase "simultaneously forming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two or more entities taking place at the same time. For example: "He held the pieces together while simultaneously forming a plan of action."
A novel one-step synthetic route, the double in situ approach, is used to produce both TiO2nanoparticles and polymer (PET), and simultaneously forming a nanocomposite with multi-functionality.
The locations of formation of the first and last yielding members are independent of the total number of active, inactive and simultaneously forming yielding elements within the structure.
The water molecules are included in the coordination sphere of metal ions, simultaneously forming a hydrogen bond with OH- groups of cellulose.
Thus, the core drop and the shell drop depart from their capillaries ends simultaneously, forming a double-emulsion drop in one step.
During the hydrothermal reaction, the reduction of graphite oxide to graphite nanosheet and the formation of manganese oxide occur simultaneously, forming a manganese-oxide/graphite nanosheet sandwich structure.
Hooper highlighted the fact that the various subtypes of HIV seemed to appear simultaneously, forming clusters called "starbursts"; these theoretically could have occurred if this massive human trial used an SIVcpz-contaminated vaccine.
The simultaneously formed oxidising species are found in sulphates formed by oxidation of sulphides.
Urea-enriched brown coal granules were simultaneously formed and dried within a pilot-scale superheated steam dryer.
However, in in situ strategies, either the beads or nanoparticles are simultaneously formed in situ during the encoding process.
Flip chip thermo-compression bonding (TCB) involves the use of heat and pressure to simultaneously form interconnections for microelectronic packaging.
This cell expansion protocol simultaneously formed an engineered particulate dermal substitute (EPDS) avoiding cell reseeded on the scaffolds process.
