The phrase "a series of interactions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe multiple exchanges or communications between individuals or entities.
Example: "The study focused on a series of interactions between the participants to understand their collaborative processes."
Alternatives: "a sequence of exchanges" or "a chain of communications."
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.
More-sophisticated versions enable a series of interactions that further shape and strengthen the journey experience.
In keeping with his fondness for repetition and episodic structures, "The Limits of Control" takes shape as a series of interactions and transactions.
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".
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
