"an interchange of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to an exchange or trade of something, such as ideas, opinions, or items. Example Sentence: After an interchange of ideas, the two groups reached a unanimous agreement.
It's an interchange of energy.
The protagonist stood opposite the chorus and engaged in an interchange of questions and answers.
"We provide an interchange of ideas and help," said Ms. Donnelly, 41, who was born with spina bifida and uses a wheelchair.
And then at the heart of the competition between the pretzel croissant and the Cronut, with or without its trademark, there is an interchange of transatlantic illusions.
Although the IPPR, like Policy Exchange, claims pick up in a range of party manifestos for its ideas, it is known to be close to Labour – a closeness fostered by an interchange of staff.
It is healthy to have an interchange of skills and experience between the two sectors – this can improve understanding and communication between public officials and business, and allow sharing of expertise.
Both alternatives head east from US 113's current alignment west of Lincoln to meet DE 1 at an interchange south of the latter highway's interchange with the south end of DE 1 Business.
There is an interchange north of the toll plaza that marks the eastern end of US 2 in the state.
Despite an interchange bench of just two for the second half, the Dockers powered on.
After a Florida visit, he tailored a $10 million Florida earmark for an interchange connection of Coconut Road to Interstate-75.
The highway veers north, crosses the Kawkawlin River and the Pinconning Creek before coming to an interchange southwest of Standish.
