The phrase "and interoperable with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compatibility or the ability of different systems or technologies to work together.
Example: "The new software is designed to be user-friendly and interoperable with a variety of existing platforms."
Alternatives: "and compatible with a" or "and able to work with a".
"There's such a demand for specialized software, and for great tools that are easy to use and interoperable with all applications you use," Slack chief product officer April Underwood said.
"We have a different philosophy for our IoT vision, not hidden behind a walled garden, but open and interoperable with many devices," said Griffiths.
ORCID is freely usable and interoperable with other systems of data; in August 2016, there were more than 2.5 million ORCID accounts.
But for such ontologies to be maximally useful for diverse users and interoperable with other ontologies in the scientific domain, similar-sounding things have to be disentangled in our language and our ontology.
We provide a method to make the intended meaning of phenotypic descriptions explicit and interoperable with anatomy and physiology ontologies.
The system was built on modular architecture with well-defined interfaces that are extensible and interoperable with other systems for data exchange.
In healthcare, as well as in other fields of telematics applications, there is a general trend of users demanding open, distributed, interconnected and interoperable systems with a high degree of reliability requirements and increasingly stringent safety.
With the construction industry moving rapidly towards Building Information Modelling (BIM), it is essential that various analysis tools used in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) domain are interoperable with a non-proprietary open BIM schema such as the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC).
Importing and exporting SBML files makes Arcadia interoperable with a large number of tools specializing in other tasks.
