The phrase "an interlock between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship between two or more elements, systems, or concepts.
Example: "There is an interlock between the two departments that ensures effective communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a connection between" or "a link between".
These are examples of an interlocking between economy and ecology.
In this study, bioresorbable PGFs were coated with degradable magnesium via magnetron sputtering to try and create a rougher fibre surface in order to initiate a mechanical interlock between the fibre and matrix, thus improving the composite interfacial properties.
It requires a tight interlock between knowing the business problem worth tackling and the technical skills to actually tackle them – data, technology and algorithms.
Dental implants with oxide-coated (anodised) surfaces have demonstrated, in histologic and histomorphometric examinations, that the newly formed bone infiltrates the pores of the surface oxide layer and thereby establishes a strong interlock between the bone and oxidized implant [7 9].
On the other hand, the adhesion of the coating to the substrate is assumed to be created by a mechanical interlock between the substrate surface and the first coating layer.
A nano-scale suture structure, observed for the first time, outlines cell membranes and leads to an interlocking interface between lamellae, thus enhancing the bonding and shear resistance.
Although the capacity fades gradually with repeated cycling, a reversible capacity of 300-350 mAh g−1 is maintained for more than 50 cycles, which suggests that the in situ formed Sn--Cu alloy could provide an interlocking interface between active materials and current collector.
They also believe that there's been "too much of an interlocking directorate" between Templeton and the AAAS program, says new division chair Eugen Merzbacher, emeritus professor at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
