The phrase "a set of interdependent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of elements or components that rely on each other for functionality or effectiveness.
Example: "The project consists of a set of interdependent tasks that must be completed in a specific order to ensure success."
Alternatives: "a collection of mutually dependent" or "a group of interconnected".
The efficient solution of compliance problems builds upon stakeholders utilizing a set of interdependent models and methods that are suitably allocated to the public and proprietary domains.
Similarly, a media cloud request is divisible into a set of interdependent atomic tasks modeled as a weighted, undirected Task Dependencies Graph (TDG) M n =(T n,A n ), where n∈N={1,2,…,|N|}.
Within stakeholder theory, an organization "can be viewed as a set of interdependent relationships among primary stakeholders" (Hillman and Keim 2001, pg. 127), or as the place where ongoing voluntary agreements or contracts between stakeholders and an organization's managers intertwine (Freeman and Phillips 2002).
Entrepreneurship ecosystem "consists of a set of individual elements…that combine in complex ways" (Isenberg 2010: 3) or as defined by Stam and Spigel (2016: 1) "a set of interdependent actors and factors coordinated in such a way that they enable productive entrepreneurship within a particular territory," evokes multilateral and systems thinking in any genuine endeavor for SE definition.
The word system denotes a set of interdependent components forming an integrated whole.
Social Value Orientations (SVO)[34], use a set of interdependent payouts to categorize individuals based on two different types of other regarding preferences: concern for the well-being of others, and concern for equality.
The paper considers the problem of determining a suitable link structure for a set of networked interdependent processes, then providing a simplified description for their unknown underlying topology, also giving useful insights about their mutual influences.
Today's real economy is a set of highly interdependent eco-systems, but the consciousness of the players within them is fragmented into a set of ego-systems.
More modern functionality such as supporting online social networks and data analytics are extremely cumbersome to code as a giant set of interdependent MapReduce programs.
To further complicate matters, laws are often created based on existing ones, forming a complex set of interdependent rules where changes made in one place can propagate to affect, sometimes in an inconsistent manner, many other laws.
System dynamics (SD) envisions a system as a set of interacting or interdependent parts forming an integrated whole.
