The phrase "simultaneously met" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that two or more things happened at the same time or were achieved at the same time. Example: "The team members simultaneously met their deadlines and delivered the project successfully."
However, few components can be fabricated directly to their final shape and simultaneously met the dimension and accuracy requirements by laser cladding method.
Notably, five ICP variants, each featuring the new methods of this paper, simultaneously met the solution requirements for three different terrain scenes.
The dynamic configuration and control-theoretic technologies used are described in outline and the way in which the demands of highly flexible dynamic configuration and highly robust operation are simultaneously met without compromise, is explained.
However, obtained stability is only simple, and the limit is often reached for moderate performance even with high quality components for partly known and/or intrinsically too noisy systems, where performance level and power requirement cannot be simultaneously met.
However, it is likely that Quality of Service (QoS) requirements of different applications cannot be simultaneously met, while efficiently sharing the scarce networks resources, thus bringing the need of managing an inherent tradeoff.
All patients simultaneously met both targets when an outlier was considered 10°, whereas 30 (63.8%) simultaneously met both targets when the criteria was tightened to 5°.
Present and planned tokamaks are not designed to simultaneously meet these criteria.
However, both methods cannot simultaneously meet large scale and low cost of production.
Designing landscapes that can simultaneously meet multiple competing demands is an important challenge.
Consumer applications require HRTFs be estimated accurately and efficiently, but existing methods do not simultaneously meet these requirements.
Existing materials are unable to simultaneously meet the requirements for high conductivity, high strength, high temperature, and low activation.
