The phrase "analysis of the interplay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of the interactions or relationships between different elements or factors.
Example: "The analysis of the interplay between economic policies and social behavior reveals significant insights into societal trends."
Alternatives: "examination of the interaction" or "study of the relationship".
The book included an analysis of the interplay between landscape and culture; for example, the relationship between soil fertility and the growth of population centers.
Is our R&D higher?—rather than a sophisticated analysis of the interplay of all performance dimensions and their relationship to the sometimes subtle trade-offs among the many drivers of profitability.
Precise mechanistic analysis of the interplay between network interactions and the molecular clockwork requires a system that enables the manipulation of network communication while simultaneously monitoring the dynamics of the molecular clock.
We argue that studies on emerging technologies benefit from a systematic analysis of the interplay of regulative, normative and cultural-cognitive institutions.
This deeply considered and subtle analysis of the interplay of complex historical forces helps us to imagine a viable future not only for Lebanon but also for the Middle East as a whole.
The study authors noted that this Trojan horse effect has been shown before, but the new research provides an analysis of the interplay between viral genetics and immune response with unprecedented detail, going beyond the main serotype.
A striking consequence of the exposure was delayed development (see below), which complicated analysis because of the interplay between developmentally-regulated events and toxicant-induced expression changes.
It allows for an analysis of the dynamic interplay between acts, reactions and interactions (Weick 1987), and thus involves initial responses, engagements, reactions, and follow-up activities.
Recent advances in our understanding of epigenetics, and the availability of new analytical tools have set the stage for further analysis of the potential interplay between environmental exposure and methylation in the context of breast cancer.
NPT has been built from over a decade of observation and analysis of the complex interplay of the structural, organisational, social, and individual factors that affect the ways in which new practices become (or do not become) embedded in routine practices and the contexts in which they are enacted.
We could also derive information about which position/features of the antibody sequence influence the participation to the binding interface of specific sites, thus permitting a detailed structural analysis of the complex interplay between the framework and ABS in determining the specificity of the interaction, an issue of interest from both a theoretical and practical point of view.
