Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Aug 23, 2006 ... California. English USA. I believe it is either just "parallel to" or "in parallel with". In this context, the latter sounds better. cascade, Aug 24, 2006.
• The correct idiomatic expression is in parallel with, not in parallel to. Poverty and its parallel with crime are the subjects of this sociological study. Jane Goodall ...
• 7 Something that occurs in parallel with something else occurs at the same time as it. ... Davies has managed to pursue his diverse interests in parallel with his ...
• ... parallel circuit noun · parallel processing noun · parallel to · parallel with · in parallel with · run parallel to something · draw a parallel/analogy/comparison.

• Highlights the need for upgrading the parliamentary dimension in parallel to the Council one;
• wide traineeship platform.
• This measure is assessed in detail in the opinion presented in parallel to the present document.
• In this case, the monitoring of the sites can be performed in parallel to the selection process.
• It would be very worthwhile, in addition and in parallel to the Erasmus programme, to develop a standard Europe
• Is of the view that in parallel to such funding level the Union should rationalise and make more efficient use of existing resources and eliminate current spending fragmentation;
• As mentioned above, an anti
• 9. A proposal for a European Parliament and Council Regulation implementing the Energy Star Agreement within the Community is being submitted in parallel to this draft Decision.