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The phrase "a network interlock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, organizations, or technologies that are interconnected or mutually dependent.
Example: "The study revealed a network interlock between various departments, highlighting the importance of collaboration for project success."
Alternatives: "a network connection" or "a network linkage".
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A network interlock effect was proposed to account for this phenomenon.
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During simultaneous cure of DGEBA and PPEGMA, network interlock must provide a sterically hindered environment, which subsequently increased activation energies and reduced cure rates for both DGEBA and PPEGMA.
An effect of network interlock was proposed to interpret this retarded curing behaviour of fully IPNs, while a catalytic effect of the OH group was found to explain the accelerated curing behaviour of semi-IPNs.
At the curing process, the amine groups of the 4,4′-Diaminodiphenylmethane (DDM (the hardener)) will react with the epoxy groups, creating/reinforcing the network interlock at the polymeric matrix.
He cites a network of interlocking directorships based on blood and business ties.
Alumni view themselves as a kind of keiretsu, a network of interlocking companies that help one another succeed.
A network of interlocking foundations and charities mushroomed to organise the logistics of transferring millions of dollars to dissidents.
Downstairs, the same goes for the dozen or more similar black bronze sculptures, each sensitively installed through a network of interlocking spaces.
Chicago in the Daley years was no monolith -- it was a network of interlocking institutions, social, financial, ethnic -- and even a leader as strong as Daley found himself brokering as often as dictating.
Downstairs, the same goes for the dozen or more similar black bronze sculptures (also new works, made in the last year or two), each sensitively installed through a network of interlocking spaces.
Baghdad would likely be defended with a network of interlocking urban fortresses, most within greater Baghdad, but some as many as 25 miles from the center along key avenues of approach.
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