concomitant to vs concomitant with

Both 'concomitant to' and 'concomitant with' are used in English, but 'concomitant with' is more commonly used and considered more correct. 'Concomitant to' is less common and may sound awkward to some native speakers.

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concomitant to

This phrase is less common and may sound awkward to some native speakers, but it is still used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate something that naturally accompanies or is associated with something else.

Examples:

The increase in crime was concomitant to the economic downturn.
His success was concomitant to his hard work.

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This overall positive trend was concomitant to a slight increase in average prices, explained by a better competitive position in third country markets such as the US.
This overall positive trend was concomitant to an accentuated decrease in average prices, explained by the strong competition at extremely low prices faced in third country markets (see recital (35)).
Finally, this forbearance is concomitant to the forbearance of the State itself and public bodies.
Slovenia first claims that the decision of the banks to invest into Adria was concomitant to the decision of the State, which per se would exclude the presence of advantage.
In 5 clinical trials, ProQuad was administered without concomitant vaccines to 6038 children 12 through 23 months of age.
Starting other therapies during this interval will result in a concomitant exposure to natalizumab.
Concomitant administration can lead to increased plasma concentrations of atorvastatin.
Apart from that, a fully-fledged SAM also contains a table showing the allocation of these labour incomes and the concomitant employment to household groups.
Concomitant use to be taken into account
Combined with concomitant damage to the sternum, I propose the following scenario: A child swallows something - perhaps a toothpick - he chokes.
These are considered concomitant effects related to Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART).
It is recommended that consideration be given to concomitant PFMT.
Mr. Vaziri, the concomitant fracturing to the left temporal!
There is often concomitant stress to the thalamus in the early stages of the disease.
Combined with concomitant damage to the sternum, I propose the following
Secondly, apart from this basic care, that is to say the necessary drugs to enable the concomitant infections to be simply controlled, there is a second point to which I would call your attention.
G-CSF (or GM-CSF) may be given as concomitant therapy to support the blood count when the ANC count is < 1,000/ mm3 in subsequent cycles.
No adverse reactions attributable to their concomitant use were identified.
Use of concomitant immunosuppressant agents appeared to reduce the frequency of infusion-related reactions.
The prescribing information for these levodopa preparations is applicable to their concomitant use with entacapone.

Alternatives:

concomitant with
accompanying
associated with
linked to
correlated with

concomitant with

This phrase is more commonly used and considered more correct in English.