The phrase "an interlocking series of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence of related elements that connect or fit together in a cohesive manner.
Example: "The project involved an interlocking series of tasks that needed to be completed in a specific order to ensure success."
Alternatives: "a connected sequence of" or "a linked series of".
Rather, it was an interlocking series of trusts, partnerships, and alliances designed for flexibility and control.
His plays can be read as an interlocking series of obsessive investigations and unhappy revelations.
There are times when "Wise Men" feels like an interlocking series of stories, smoothly linked and anthologized.
Of all Russia's problems, the most vexing lie in its Rust Belt, an interlocking series of industrial giants now living off barter and choking on bloated work forces.
"Our definition of 'relevant publisher' seeks to make that differentiation and it does so by employing an interlocking series of tests, all of which must be met before the threshold of the definition is reached.
It's a malfunctioning cell phone -- and there's a redundancy for you -- that leads to an interlocking series of crises on the second episode: Comic Richard Lewis's new Christian Scientist girlfriend is turned into a living gargoyle because Larry's wife, Cheryl, didn't get the news flash that the girlfriend is allergic to peanuts when Larry called Cheryl from the cell phone store.
Many of the Multiverse stories appear in interlocking series of novels and short stories that span Moorcock's career.
The interlocking series of setups, punch lines and non sequiturs add up to something touching, provocative and wonderfully strange.
The interlocking series of holding companies lets Bollor use other people's money to wield control over an expanding portfolio of assets.
Because the entire country is now basically one vast, interlocking series of bomb craters, Afghanistan is one of the few countries in the world where fiber-optic cable can be laid quickly and inexpensively.
A century after a series of interlocking alliances plunged Europe into a war that drew in the United States, NATO continues to navigate between its commitment to mutual security and the risks of taking too hard a line against an increasingly assertive Russia over places like Crimea and Donetsk, Ukraine.
