The phrase "a series of interaction" is not correct.
Did you mean "a series of interactions"? You can use it when referring to multiple instances of communication or engagement between individuals or entities.
Example: "The study focused on a series of interactions between the teacher and students to improve learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "a sequence of interactions" or "a chain of interactions".
A series of interaction models (not shown) was fitted to examine the moderating relation by interacting the measures of social status with the migration measures.
A series of interaction curves were drawn for design purpose with different normal forces and moments.
In this study, a series of interaction coefficients of the Brønsted-Guggenheim-Scatchard specific interaction theory (SIT) have been estimated up to 200°C and 400 bars.
We use ordinary least squares regression and a series of interaction effect analyses to examine differential exposure and vulnerability to the four childhood adverse experiences by race/ethnicity and gender.
To further understand the impact of the recession, when estimating equation (2), we add a series of interaction terms between the post-recession dummy and other personal characteristics contained in vector Z it, such as the gender, race and educational attainment of the household head.
Each short and episodic film is released as an app, and has a series of interaction points and multiple endings.
Moreover, our results suggest that the oligomerization of OmpF proceeds through a series of interactions involving two distinct regions of the extensive PPI interface: two monomers interact to form a dimer through the PPI interface near G19.
In keeping with his fondness for repetition and episodic structures, "The Limits of Control" takes shape as a series of interactions and transactions.
The meal above happens at a precipice of sorts, a series of interactions with Nino – childhood crush and eventual adult love – that significantly alter the course of Elena's life.
DUNNING DANIEL LÉVEILLÉ DANSÉ A Montreal choreographer offers "The Modesty of Icebergs," in which naked bodies move through an unadorned space in a series of interactions that celebrate the power of movement.
It references a series of "interactions" between the two men – and between BP and an unnamed third party in Washington DC – and welcomes opportunities to further discuss energy issues in an "informal manner".
