The phrase "a set of interlocking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe components or elements that are connected or work together in a cohesive manner.
Example: "The puzzle consists of a set of interlocking pieces that fit together to form a complete image."
Alternatives: "a collection of interconnected" or "a series of linked".
Mirowski has put forward an argument for viewing the economy as a set of interlocking markets.
Mr Peña also backed a constitutional reform to create a set of interlocking institutions to fight corruption.
''Wonderful Life'' - the title is a self-conscious echo of the Frank Capra movie - tells a set of interlocking stories.
One of them showed a set of interlocking triangles: "a near-exact match," Al later wrote, for the symbol at 211 Pearl Street.
The printer had been carefully attached to the calculating engine via a set of interlocking cogs, ready for its unveiling the following day.
ONE way to think of dance is as a set of interlocking nomadic cultures whose riches accrue, collectively and individually, in the mind and spirit.
In the first stage a set of interlock supervisors is designed based on discrete-event model of the plant and a set of interlock specification models.
The approach is based on discrete-event model of a plant to be controlled and a set of interlock and sequential specification models.
Human and equipment safety is guaranteed by a safety pneumatic system, basically composed of a set of interlocks, made with pneumatic and electro-pneumatic elements.
Vajuvi opened its mouth with a knife, revealing a set of sharp interlocking teeth — teeth that the Indians sometimes used to scrape their flesh in purification rituals.
Our current pedagogies constitute a set of genuinely interlocking tasks oriented around the writing of a single genre (a literature-based information report).
