The phrase "an interconnection between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about some kind of interaction, relationship, or link between two or more things. Example: There is an interconnection between the global economy and individual countries' economies.
Company officials said Bell Atlantic had moved too slowly in completing an interconnection between the two companies.
This is where the connected car, which refers to an interconnection between the car and the environment, comes in to play.
Dr. Scarmeas and Dr. Stern suggest that cognitive reserve probably reflects an interconnection between genetic intelligence and education, since more intelligent people are likely to complete higher levels of education.
The primary cause of the September 2008 incident in the LHC was a defect in an interconnection between two dipole magnets.
The graphic symbols are mostly generic; as they do not define the type of controls hardware and lines are used to indicate an interconnection between devices without defining whether they represent wiring or tubing.
This dimension of an interconnection between people, knowledge and analytics is covered in the next section.
These various observations reveal both an extensive interconnection between the polyadenylation apparatus and other processes, and a considerable potential for rearrangement and "donation" of parts of the polyadenylation complex to other processes.
The reduced number of wires of IBIS is an extraordinary advantage because produce a minimal interconnection between all the components and as a consequence the size of the microinstrument becomes smaller.
Yet an additional interconnection between those groups emerged.
It neither assumes a full interconnection between hub nodes nor a particular topological structure, instead it considers link activation decisions as part of the design.
