The phrase "adequate interaction between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or quality of communication or engagement among individuals, groups, or systems.
Example: "For the project to succeed, there must be adequate interaction between the team members and the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "sufficient engagement among" or "proper communication between".
The adequate interactions between the GO/rGO fillers with NBR and EPDM caused the tanδ peak height of the gums to depress during the dynamic deformation.
More cell adhesion receptors could have been activated when there were adequate interactions between cells and ATT, a substrate with high surface energy, resulting in earlier cell adhesion [ 46].
The cement has an adequate interaction with dentin, because of the close relationship between the calcium ions of the dentin with the fixing agent of the cement.
Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy confirmed an adequate physical interaction between bitumen and wPET/GTR blend, while morphological analyses suggested deterioration of interaction upon increase of GTR content, which can be ascribed to the cross-linked structure of GTR.
The need for an adequate initial interaction between the 2′P-AMP portion of NADP+/H and FNR that provides subsequent conformational changes leading to CTC formation is further confirmed.
In this study, diverse types of interaction that occur between the user and touch-screen were researched, and adequate interactions for smart-phone game contents were extracted and analyzed.
This study sets out a way to suppress Rh sintering by an adequate control of the interaction between supported Rh and Nd2O3 on the surface of stabilized ZrO2.
On this basis, high fiber size and consequently larger pores for maintaining an adequate attachment site for interaction between cells and scaffold matrix are an appropriate condition for achieving maximum viability.
For adequate fever treatment, the interaction between health worker age and the number of supervision visits received was significant, with more supervision visits attenuating the decline in health worker performance seen with increasing age.
