The phrase "a series of interlocking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe components or elements that are interconnected or work together in a cohesive manner.
Example: "The project consists of a series of interlocking strategies designed to enhance productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a chain of interconnected" or "a sequence of linked".
The Yoruba capitals were externally allied both by a confederation of rulers with the ooni (oni; "king") of Ile-Ife at its head and by a series of interlocking arrangements between the ruling families of each state.
The hills run from near Suez to the Sudanese border; they are not a continuous range but consist of a series of interlocking systems more or less in alignment.
So Farmville is essentially a series of interlocking systems based around planting crops, harvesting them and getting in-game cash to spend on new items – which can then be fed back into the agricultural process.
The agreement involves a series of interlocking commitments on welfare reform, a balanced budget and public sector redundancies .
'There are a series of interlocking cells.
She radically re-imagined the novel genre by writing a series of interlocking stories.
The rest of the house is conceived as a series of interlocking zones.
At a breezy 113 pages, it charts pretty much the entire 20th century, through a series of interlocking lives.
Mr Chirac's now-defunct, centre-right party, the Rassemblement pour la République (RPR), was, they say, funded for years by a series of interlocking scams.
But with so many volatile elements in play, including a series of interlocking scandals in Greece that are gaining momentum, analysts said that it was unclear if the Samaras government could survive under the pressure.
That structure, which had been hastily built, was little more than a series of interlocking chain-link fences surrounded by barbed wire; it was known as Camp X-Ray.
