The phrase "an interdependency between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a mutual reliance or relationship between two or more entities or factors.
Example: "The study highlighted an interdependency between economic growth and environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a mutual dependence between" or "a reciprocal relationship between".
There is, in other words, an interdependency between the three factors.
Altogether, prior research revealed an interdependency between corporate identity and corporate strategy (He and Balmer 2013).
And there is also an interdependency between routing and both rate and channel assignment.
We can observe an interdependency between the number of groups and the rate randomization level: With a single group CG usage is increasing in the rate randomization level.
It is still unclear to which degree the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms predict the clinical presentation of CRPS and the resulting outcome of the disease, although recent studies suggest an interdependency between the clinical presentation, the underlying pathophysiology and possible consequences in terms of resulting impairments.
Thus, this supports the hypothesis of an interdependency between stress and immunity related genes.
High staff morale is thus implicated as both an outcome and a driver of partnership working, thereby highlighting a possible interdependency between meaningful user-involved care planning and high-quality service user staff communication.
There is a strong interdependency between them to reach maximum revenues.
Therefore, as NGFPPs are one of the major natural gas consumers, there is a close interdependency between the natural gas and electric power systems.
That is, there is a complex interdependency between the researcher(s) and the researched; theoretical, methodological and methodical choices made and changed; the specific context(s) of the research project.
These conditions allow the development of distinct ecosystems along this "variably stable" continental fringe that are characterized by a total interdependency between biotic and abiotic components [315].
