The phrase "an interdependency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the mutual reliance or connection between two or more entities, systems, or concepts.
Example: "The interdependency of various ecosystems highlights the importance of biodiversity in maintaining environmental balance."
Alternatives: "a mutual dependence of" or "a reciprocal relationship of".
Instead, Damián Fernández argues, there was an interdependency of state and local aristocracies.
Secondly, I wanted Ben to believe in the idea of a parallel universe – in the sense that there is an interdependency of creatures and other living things – and that the story of a human can be told from the perspective of a tree, the story of a country through a wormhole, or the story of a woman through a bird.
This suggests an interdependency of both processes, and consequently, 18F-FDG uptake could function as a biomarker of hypoxia.
We considered an interdependency of QTL for body weight on OAR11 and 16.
Our findings thereby underscore an interdependency of physical activity, abdominal fat, cognitive function and cerebellar brain changes.
Correlation analysis between freezing and the amount of faecal boli revealed an interdependency of both measures (R=0.6430).
Indeed, a clear interdependency of ω and ϑ A can be observed.
Within the novel he explores a complex interdependency of relationships and, in particular, the overarching importance of religious faith, which, although not always prominent, ultimately prevails.
The Kazakh literary concept of humanity is founded upon a complex interdependency of the natural and the human realms that is expressed through numerous metaphors dealing with animal life and the forces of nature.
We demonstrated a functional interdependency of the transcription factors HaDREB2 and HaHSFA9 in seeds of transgenic tobacco.
Our study revealed a complex interdependency of Ca2+ and PI-PLC activity, with PI-PLC being essential throughout gamete formation, possibly explaining the irreversibility of this process.
