The phrase "an interrelationship of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mutual or reciprocal relationship between two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "The study explores an interrelationship of various social factors that influence community health."
Alternatives: "a connection between" or "a relationship among".
In arterial vessels such as the coronary bed, an interrelationship of haemostatic, coagulation and fibrinolytic factors is implicated.
Orchestral music requires "an interrelationship of elements, a balance, with no one instrument having the main voice all the time," Mr. Barenboim elaborated.
In all three aspects, there is involved an interrelationship of non-duality between its macro-cosmic significance and its micro-cosmic significance, that is, between the hosshin qua cosmos as a whole and the practitioner as a being forming a part of, and partaking in, the cosmos.
The clear illustration of an interrelationship of gaps in universal health coverage implies the need for an integrated and inclusive approach to fill existing gaps [ 12].
The RORα-deficient mice have increased atherosclerosis, with increased inflammation, although triglyceride levels are decreased in RORα-deficient mice while increased in Rev-erbα deficient mice, fuRev-erbα deficientn interrelationship of circadian and micebolic processes.
Most notably, the correlation analysis revealed an interrelationship of leukocytes on day 2 or changes of leukocyte numbers during the course of therapy with the concentrations of DNA fragments in serum (p = 0.009 and p = 0.010, respectively).
Our results showing counteracting effects of lithium and rotenone in the FST model of depression and in the amphetamine-induced hyperlocomotion model of mania are in favor of an interrelationship between the mood-stabilizing effect of Li and mitochondrial function.
The shaping ability of root canal instruments is determined by a complex interrelationship of parameters such as cross-sectional design and the ability to remove debris and the smear layer.
This outcome demonstrated a definite interrelationship of phosgene-induced "occult" lung edema and increased ventilation dead space.
Evidence from studies on larger animals and human evidence (military and occupational) report a similar interrelationship of hemoconcentration and pulmonary edema [54, 75, 76].
