“These surveys are performed conjunctionally with a specific event or transaction to gauge the customer's perception of that particular transaction.”

“Conjunctionally, we have introduced a set of hierarchically appropriate transport processes to mimic the in vivo drug delivery system.”

“It's no surprise that this plural noun phrase can be conjunctively modified.”

“It is an indication that the statements in the items are not linked conjunctively or disjunctively.”

“In Languages of Art, they were tentatively presented as conjunctively sufficient and disjunctively necessary for an experience to be aesthetic.”