The phrase "simultaneously requires" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that multiple things need to be done at the same time. For example: "The new job position simultaneously requires excellent communication skills and a strong understanding of financial analysis."
Second, there's the combination of gridlocked government and ideological polarization, which simultaneously requires compromise while reducing the common ground available to would-be deal makers.
And dams are particularly ill-suited to climate change, which simultaneously requires that they be larger (to accommodate the anticipated floods) and smaller (to be cost-effective during the anticipated droughts).
Further, manually monitoring multiple video streams simultaneously requires lots of training for a person.
Our results indicate that learning from examples and problems simultaneously requires a significantly lower cognitive-load investment than does learning from example-problem pairs for novice learners.
Obtaining both gains simultaneously requires that each of the parallel data streams in MIMO transmission is coded over all the TX antennas.
A reduced complexity strategy that simultaneously requires a smaller number of feedback bits and lower computational effort to solve the optimization problem is proposed by exploiting the channel correlation between adjacent OFDM subcarriers.
Told to get the highest price possible, it was simultaneously required under Indonesia's deal with the I.M.F. to contribute a certain amount each year to filling the government's budget deficit.
Mr. Cooper said that the most challenging scenes were those in which the men appear simultaneously, requiring him to play to a mark on the wall rather than work with another actor.
After securing their physical presence in the region, the Spanish suppressed Mesoamerican culture, forbidding the Indians to learn and transmit their culture while simultaneously requiring them to read and write Spanish and convert to Christianity.
The answer, as any health care economist will tell you, is that if Congress didn't simultaneously require that healthy people buy insurance, there would be a "death spiral": healthier Americans would choose not to buy insurance, leading to high premiums for those who remain, driving out more people, and so on.
In the pseudo analytical method, two levels of iteration are simultaneously required to get the value of effluent substrate concentration.
