The phrase "also interfaced with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a connection or interaction between systems, devices, or components in a technical context.
Example: "The new software is also interfaced with the existing database to ensure seamless data transfer."
Alternatives: "also connected to" or "also linked with".
The LCD screen was also interfaced with via SPI protocol.
The code is also interfaced with the GreAT toolkit designed for Markov Chain Monte Carlo analyses, from which probability density functions and credible intervals can be obtained for velocity dispersions, dark matter profiles, and J-factors.
The code, called GAFit, was also interfaced with the CHARMM and MOPAC programs in order to facilitate force field parameterizations and fittings of specific reaction parameters (SRP) for semiempirical Hamiltonians.
The team also interfaced with professors in public policy and ethics to explore synthetic biology's legal, ethical and economic impact, and competed in the 2017 International Genetically Engineered Machine Competition in Boston.
The RPE cells and neovascular channels in the middle of the lesion also interfaced with broad processes of Mueller cells without the interposition of photoreceptors or their degenerative remains (Fig. 5b).
The summer program also interfaced with or continued in other types of mentoring strategies, such as comentoring graduate students.
They also interface with electronic medication administration records.
But these digital devices must also interface with the analog real world in useful ways.
Best of all, because it's 2003, he can also "interface with technology," i.e. talk to computers.
It can also interface with Yahoo, Hotmail, Apple's MobileMe, and virtually any other e-mail provider.
It also interfaces with external geometry software for automated theorem proving and dynamic diagram drawing.
