"simultaneously now" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It means "at the same time in the present moment." Example: "The speaker simultaneously now gestured with her hands while delivering her speech, emphasizing her points even more."
All of the open issues are moving simultaneously now".
Not only are calls being sent to both of my phones simultaneously now, but all my voicemails are now aggregated at Google Voice and immediately transcribed and emailed and SMS'd to me (complete overview of Google Voice is here).
Entering all variables simultaneously, now also including the continuous variables of age and length of hospital stay, in the Cox proportional hazards model led to a significant effect on short-term mortality (P=0.013).
The contribution of all of these variables simultaneously, now also including the continuous variables of age and length of hospital stay, to the Cox proportional hazards model was significant (P<0.0005); the significant variables being ASA score, full independence, length of hospital stay, and age.
It's a restless movement, developing simultaneously right now in arts communities around the world".
Simultaneously, we now face new challenges that need different kinds of innovation, collaboration, and engagement.
"Prior to the financial crisis," Mr. Schiller said, "a lot of this was being done simultaneously," whereas now it is happening sequentially.
Intrinsic double negative metamaterials have been found in metal particles/ceramic composites, but polymer composites haven't achieved negative permittivity and negative permeability simultaneously until now.
I Watched All Six Fast and Furious Movies Simultaneously and Now I Am Dead.
I Watched All Six Fast and Furious Movies Simultaneously and Now I Am Dead 2. I Played "The Boys Are Back in Town on a Bar Jukebox Until I Got Kicked Out 3.
Album tracks like "Europe" and "Flight Through Grey" might have been conjured into being a few thousand miles away from the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean but they've still got an unmistakably International Feel-ian touch about them; light, melodious, somehow simultaneously of "now" and plausibly a hitherto unheard relic from a bygone age.
