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The phrase "a nice interplay with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasant or engaging interaction or relationship between two or more elements, such as ideas, themes, or characters.
Example: "The film features a nice interplay with humor and drama, creating a balanced viewing experience."
Alternatives: "a pleasant interaction with" or "an enjoyable relationship with".
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On the left, a large-scale abstract work bursting with energy by Roberto Matta provides a nice interplay with the concrete walls, thanks to its matching grey backdrop.
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A salad of beets and grapefruit delivered a nice interplay between sweet and bitter; a tangle of spaghetti and preserved tuna, with a hint of lemon, was full of subtle grace.
10.45pm GMT 58 mins RSL starting to look a little more inventive and confident with some nice interplay, although it ends with a highly speculative shot by Beckerman which goes highly over.
— ANDREW DAS Nice interplay by Bayern in midfield is broken up by a sloppy Ribery give and go with Robben and suddenly Kuba is at the other end, pulling up from 20 yards on the right.
But you can still "be in a nice town with nice schools".
Over time, I developed a nice acquaintance with a customer.
It was on a nice stage with a professional system.
The combining ability of the parental lines had a nice consonance with their per se performance.
"It makes a nice welcome change for us to be having a nice run with injuries.
They are a nice family with a nice home.
I grew up in a nice house with nice clothes.
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