The phrase "an interrelated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing things that are connected or have a mutual relationship with each other.
Example: "The study highlights the interrelated factors that contribute to climate change."
Alternatives: "a connected" or "a mutually dependent".
The reorganization of the university into an interrelated system took place in 1994.
This sense of the sea and all its constituents as part of an interrelated system infuses the entire book.
Sissako creates an interrelated series of characters and tableaux giving us scenes from the life of a traumatised nation.
"Those three issues have to be looked at and somehow thought of in an interrelated way," Mr. Lopez said.
We're saying that it has wrenched it completely out of the election code, which the Legislature very carefully crafted to fit together and work in an interrelated fashion.
Existence is seen as an interrelated flux of phenomenal events, material and psychical, without any real, permanent, independent existence of their own.
Sissako creates an interrelated series of characters and tableaux giving us scenes from the life of a traumatised nation, historically torn apart and prone to failures in communication between its three languages: Touareg, Arabic and French.
It's this way of approaching a work from its conception as an interrelated structure of planes, space and light, that informed Einstein on the Beach – his famous collaboration with composer Philip Glass.
Human ecology views the biological, environmental, demographic, and technical conditions of the life of any people as an interrelated series of determinants of form and function in human cultures and social systems.
In the context of the whole situation, the view that these representations were merely ornamentations or served a purely artistic need may be dismissed; they are found without boundaries and background on rock walls and are not part of an interrelated scene.
Such an interrelated MILP problem is NP hard [17].
