The phrase "a system of interlocking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complex arrangement where different components or elements are interconnected or dependent on each other.
Example: "The organization operates as a system of interlocking departments, each relying on the others to function effectively."
Alternatives: "a network of interconnected" or "a framework of linked".
Through a system of interlocking memberships on the boards of companies he had reorganized or influenced, Morgan and his banking house achieved a top-heavy concentration of control over some of the nation's leading corporations and financial institutions.
As Dr Smalley puzzled over the tiny spheres, building paper models of them in his kitchen, he realised that their structure was a system of interlocking hexagons and pentagons: the same design as a football, or as the geodesic dome designed by Buckminster Fuller in 1967.
They've built a system of interlocking, interchangeable parts which you can use to build their designs or create your own.
Artistic expression today, Hedges holds, "is sustained by a system of interlocking, exclusive guilds," and "those who insist on remaining independent of these guilds...are locked out".
Our experience with Gaggle suggests a system of interlocking data structures, free of domain specific semantics and general enough to cover a broad range of applications.
This disdain and bias undergirds a system of interlocking forces that reinforce and structuralize inequity, dehumanization and overly punitive punishments, creating nearly impossible barriers to opportunity.
We are on earth for a fleeting number of years, imprisoned in a weird system of interlocking social constructs – get educated, get a job, find a partner, settle down, start an ISA, start a pension, Be Careful – and the only gaps between them are the moments we tear loose and find joy: bunk off, get high, drink until dawn, dance, fuck, consume.
Coins, raffle tickets and Toads may sound like a potentially confusing system of interlocking virtual currencies.
This rectangular building, known as Molecule House for the system of interlocking aluminum rods and connectors that makes up its foundation, has 3,229 square feet of space over two floors.
Constitutionally, the Soviet government and the CPSU were separate bodies, but virtually all high government officials were party members, and it was this system of interlocking dual membership in party and governmental bodies that enabled the CPSU to both make policy and see that it was enforced by the government.
Each element makes some sort of sense in itself as strategy, but, in the aggregate, they produce an insane system of interlocking absolutes.
