The phrase "a close interrelation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong connection or relationship between two or more entities, concepts, or individuals.
Example: "The study highlights a close interrelation with environmental factors and public health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a strong connection to" or "a deep relationship with".
Previous studies have shown a close interrelation between emotional processing and memory processes using facial stimuli and applying the concept of oscillatory brain dynamics.
Here there is sufficient moisture in the spring to promote survival of eggs and there is a close interrelation between the definitive and intermediate hosts.
Our findings point to a close interrelation between MG/AGE and apoptosis as well as activation of macrophages during TB.
Additionally, research has suggested a close interrelation among developmental difficulties in the child and progress of parental chronic illness within the family life cycle [ 32].
This is confirmed by studies that describe a close interrelation of slightly elevated serum levels of C-reactive protein (IL-6-dependent) and a key element of the energy re-allocation program, namely insulin resistance [ 9, 10].
The effect of any such factor is realized at different stages of silicosis pathogenesis and in close interrelation with the influence of other factors.
However, considering the quantitative and qualitative importance of nursing in health care and its close interrelation with medical care especially in hospital settings, it may be questioned why the Nursing Council does not have an equal right in decision making, meaning a vote, in the respective decision making bodies [ 19].
Some studies reported a closer interrelation between BMD and estrogen compared to BMD and androgen status in males [ 15, 20, 30].
The performance of physical transport operations thus depend on the close interrelations with manufacturing systems, logistics management and information and communication systems [10, 18, 37], which cannot be analysed by the means of productivity indicators only.
