The phrase "and interconnectedness between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections among different entities, concepts, or systems.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of collaboration and interconnectedness between various departments to achieve common goals."
Alternatives: "and connections among" or "and relationships between".
So when he maintains that science is a "habit of the understanding" he means to claim that human reason, when properly employed, can discern groups of facts, establish a certain order and interconnectedness between these facts, and ultimately justify them as being certain parts of human knowledge.
Quammen, too, spoke of the interdependence and interconnectedness between bats and humans, especially when it comes to emerging viruses.
The technological and informational revolutions that have spurred (and continue to spur) globalization and interconnectedness between cultures make it impossible for tyrants to rule for the entirety of their lifetimes while mercilessly subjugating their peoples to lives of servitude with no prospect of ever tasting the true meaning of freedom.
Occurrences and outcomes within systems can only be fully understood by appreciating the relationship and interconnectedness between these parts [ 6- 8].
Seen largely as a tool for describing systems of interactions and interconnectedness between groups of actors, network analysis is a contested area, and there are many definitions of what a network is (Thatcher 1998).
Over the decade, more people have come to recognise the multiple dimensions of poverty, the different ways it is experienced, and the interconnectedness between the promotion of children's rights and poverty reduction.
With the need to respond to and integrate a multitude of external and internal stimuli, plant signaling is highly complex, exhibiting signaling component redundancy and high interconnectedness between individual pathways.
On similar lines, Ferrer et al. characterize people centredness in health care to be a function of 'longitudinality' the depth and duration of interconnectedness between a service user and provider, irrespective of illness episodes.
The committee's report said the growing dominance of high-frequency and algorithmic traders had made markets fragile and emphasized the increased interconnectedness between equities and derivatives markets, which could transfer sharp swings in one market to the other almost instantaneously.
As the common national accounts are able to give quite a good overview of the main key data concerning the economy in consideration and about conceptual interconnectedness between the existing sectors, Satellite Accounts enable to answer more detailed questions about single areas of interest or – to be more specific - overlapping sectors of the economy.
The Fed analyzed the size and complexity of Capital One and ING Direct, the interconnectedness between the banks and the broader economy, and whether competitors could easily step in to replace the bank should it encounter "severe financial distress".
