The phrase "an extraordinary interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a remarkable or exceptional exchange or communication between individuals or groups.
Example: "The conference facilitated an extraordinary interaction between industry leaders and emerging entrepreneurs, sparking innovative ideas."
Alternatives: "a remarkable exchange" or "an exceptional engagement."
And according to this latter view, Chinggis and his descendants promoted frequent and extended contacts among the civilizations of Europe and Asia, ushering in an era of extraordinary interaction of goods, ideas, religions, and technology.
But John Smith's extraordinary interactions with the Powhatan chief — matching him as a wary warrior and negotiator — are not explored.
It integrates management with science and technology, cultivates extraordinary interactions, and combines razor-sharp insights with practical lessons for immediate, real-world applications.
"Stepping into this extraordinary sphere leads to extraordinary interactions where you very quickly become close and find that people are willing to go out of their way to be helpful".
The records -- "Miles Smiles," "E.S.P," "Sorcerer" and "Nefertiti" -- brought jazz to an extraordinary level of interaction, changing the parameters for group improvisation.
Though on the surface the characters are animated and personify each emotion in an extraordinary way, their interactions and how they are externalized by the child and received by the parents project a much larger picture.
Libyan officials will be looking toward Qadhafi's appearance at UNGA as the capstone of an extraordinary year; any potential interaction with POTUS will have long-lasting implications for our bilateral relationship.
On Monday "It's On With Alexa Chung" will replace the recently canceled "TRL" as MTV's live daytime show, one that producers say will integrate Twitter and Facebook to an extraordinary degree, taking viewer interaction "to a new level, making them the stars of the program".
Mr Lethem reprints his piece "The Last Hippie", an extraordinary and moving study of the interactions between memory, identity and music in a brain-damaged man for whom the present is the late 1960s.
3.3, how present-day digital interactions, besides representing an extraordinary source of quantitative data to study cultural evolution, provides an epistemic tool for highly preservative cultural transmission.
