The phrase "a number of interconnected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe multiple items or concepts that are linked or related to each other in some way.
Example: "The project involves a number of interconnected systems that work together to achieve the desired outcome."
Alternatives: "several related" or "multiple linked".
We need bold and binding targets for reducing emissions but we also need a comprehensive roadmap for achieving a number of interconnected global public goods: ending poverty, providing humanitarian relief, reducing inequality, and fighting climate change.
What do we have going on?" Other officials see a number of interconnected forces at work and the rising rate of middle-aged deaths as indicative of crisis wider than those who kill themselves.
In a brilliant recent monograph, the American Old Testament scholar, Ellen Davis, points out that the twenty fifth chapter of Leviticus is in fact a sustained argument about enslavement and alienation in a number of interconnected contexts.
Analysts at Royal Bank of Canada have thus dubbed this "the wrong kind of sell-off".The reversal seems to be the result of a number of interconnected factors.
But there has been no great pick-up in economic data of late; analysts at Royal Bank of Canada have thus dubbed this "the wrong kind of sell-off".The reversal seems to be the result of a number of interconnected factors.
Defined negatively, relativism amounts to the rejection of a number of interconnected philosophical positions.
An artificial neural network is a mathematical model consisting of a number of highly interconnected elements organized into layers inspired by nature.
Furthermore, we found five pairs of QTLs that shared a significantly high number of interconnected genes.
Sodium bicarbonate added in the last step of the synthesis was used to generate CO2 formation, causing a large number of interconnecting pores within the polymer structure.
Artificial Neural Network (ANN) is defined by Dr. Robert Hecht-Nielsen as "A computing system made up of a number of simple, highly interconnected processing elements, which process information by their dynamic state response to external inputs".
The main assumption of WGCNA is that genes with similar expression patterns in a number of individuals are interconnected.
