The phrase "and interconnectedness with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships, connections, or associations between different entities or concepts.
Example: "The study emphasizes the importance of community engagement and interconnectedness with local organizations to foster social development."
Alternatives: "and connection to" or "and relationship with".
A sense of community acknowledges the obligations to and interconnectedness with the other residents of that place.
It allowed the Internet to grow through private investment -- which today has spurred the fastest networks the world over, broadband infrastructure across the vast majority of the country, and an Internet economy that is driving jobs and interconnectedness with and economic potential growing exponentially.
Particular features of this, which is the only multidimensional wellbeing scale developed for use with Thai older people, is that compared to versions used in Western settings, more of the dimensions are interpersonal (measuring harmony and interconnectedness with other people) and fewer are intrapersonal (e.g. measuring acceptance and positive mood).
"With a portfolio of €4.4tn euros in European Union's assets, and high and rising interconnectedness with the wider financial system, these insurers create a source of potential spillovers.
One example that shows the effects of rationalisation and modernisation policies and their interconnectedness with technological developments is that of the introduction of pedigree cattle breeding.
Greater understanding of forests' and mountains' interconnectedness with other sectors and their importance to a healthy planet has led to concepts like sustainable forest management, which aims at maintaining and enhancing the economic, social and environmental values of all types of forests for the benefit of current and future generations.
GE Capital has decreased its total assets by over 50percentt, shifted away from short-term funding, and reduced its interconnectedness with large financial institutions.
After the demise of Lehman (an investment bank) and of A.I.G. (an insurance company) brought the entire banking system to the edge of collapse, many policymakers concluded that the labels attached to big financial firms didn't matter much anymore: once they reached a certain size and level of interconnectedness with other firms, they were too big to be allowed to fail.
That reduces complexity and interconnectedness and the risk that problems with one issuer of credit-default swaps will spread through the system.
Composed of chemical, biological, and ecological components; includes natural physical structures, weather and climate change, and creatures with complicated biodiversity and interconnectedness.
With global communication and interconnectedness, community no longer is limited to the geographical area in which a person lives.
