The phrase "a stronger interplay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a more intense or significant interaction or relationship between two or more elements, concepts, or entities.
Example: "The study revealed a stronger interplay between social media usage and mental health outcomes among teenagers."
Alternatives: "a more significant interaction" or "a deeper connection".
However, formulation design of such a complex formulation is highly challenging due to a strong interplay between several contributing factors.
A strong interplay between the voltage-sensor domain (VSD) and the pore domain (PD) underlies voltage-gated channel functions.
Moreover, there was a strong interplay between ROS and other signalling molecules (phytohormones) such as ethylene and salicylic acid (SA) during cell death (Overmyer et al. [2005]).
It has been inferred that there is a strong interplay between the distortion of the inorganic network, those hydrogen bonds and the intermolecular interactions of the organic component.
In addition, the research suggests a strong interplay between emotions and place such that emotional geographies, which appear to be embedded within places of healing, play an important role in shaping and maintaining therapeutic landscapes.
In this paper mechatronic systems are considered, that exhibit a strong interplay between mechanical and electrical components, and the issue of modeling and designing embedded control algorithms and architectures for such systems is addressed.
We find that dendritic cell migration is characterized by a strong interplay between matrix architecture and chemotactic gradients, and migration is also influenced dramatically by the cell activation state.
For aliphatic polyesters such as PLAs and PGAs, there is a strong interplay between the hydrolytic degradation and erosion – degradation leads to a critically low molecular weight at which erosion starts.
We further demonstrate that this behavior has an underlying origin in the composition-dependent local structural ordering characterized by a strong interplay between icosahedral short-range order and chemical short-range order in the Ni-rich composition range.
Unfortunately the reaction kinetics were not measured in parallel to explore the impact of palladium reduction, however, a follow-up study of 1-phenylethanol selox employing the same reactor configuration (and oxygen-deficient conditions) evidenced a strong interplay between selox conversion/selectivity and palladium oxidation state [151].
