The phrase "with simultaneously" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means that two or more things are happening at the same time. Example: The dancers moved across the stage with simultaneous grace and precision, enchanting the audience with their synchronized movements.
You've got this whole spectrum of operations you've got to deal with simultaneously, from combat to stability operations.
He described challenges to development in LDCs as a set of "interlocking, interacting vicious circles" that must be dealt with simultaneously.
It was meant to be Kanye's night – what with simultaneously releasing a new album and a collection worn by models including Naomi Campbell and Veronica Webb.
Maged A. Abdelaziz, the Egyptian envoy to the United Nations, said the cases of Iran and Israel should be dealt with simultaneously.
A rolling 1,500-acre swath of trees, barracks and sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge, it is overseen by the Presidio Trust, a federal agency charged with simultaneously preserving and redeveloping its historic buildings.
Not since Henry Stimson's tenure from 1940 to '45 has a defense secretary been faced to the same degree with simultaneously fighting a war and carrying out far-reaching reforms.
The solution to the socio-economic and political problem of child labour is not straightforward, but BBA believes the interrelated issues of poverty and education have to be dealt with simultaneously if substantive progress is to be made.
And that's the problem with simultaneously arguing the Construction Forestry Mining Energy Union and other unions "stand over" businesses to win "excessive" pay rises but also claiming cracking down on the militant unions will boost wages.
Six major terror extradition cases are being dealt with simultaneously.
This study presents a novel AEM with simultaneously enhanced hydroxide conductivity, physical and chemical stabilities.
We analyzed two return strokes with simultaneously measured channel-base currents and close electric waveforms.
