The phrase "and interoperates with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, software, or technologies that work together or communicate with each other effectively.
Example: "The new software is designed to enhance user experience and interoperates with the existing platforms seamlessly."
Alternatives: "and works in conjunction with the" or "and integrates with the".
Gyft also has to get each retailer's approval in order to sell their cards, upload them, check balances, and interoperate with the retailers' backend systems.
This innovative approach allows US federal agencies to operate their own public key infrastructures and interoperate with the public key infrastructures of other agencies in a highly simplified architecture that minimizes cross-certification management and enhances technical interoperability.
An ontological framework for phenotypes should enable the description of this variability and complexity, and interoperate with the existing ontologies and resources that were developed for it.
Following the successful implementation of metabolicMine as a pilot for integrating diverse human data and interoperating with model organism data, it is envisaged that the role of metabolicMine will be expanded to cover other disease areas, as part of the HumanMine project, starting in July 2013.
Instead of just delivering your tunes during your workout, run or bike ride, the Spector headphones can also track your activity (and sleep, if you wear them at night), monitor your steps, calories, and distance, and even interoperate with the Misfit Link app to control things around you, like your smart light bulbs.
The main objective is to manage ontological information and interoperate with implemented services in embedded urban devices.
Based on XML document exchange, Vinci is designed to complement and interoperate with wide-area SOAs such as SOAP/UDDI and.NET.
Because of this, a likely future for intelligent tutoring systems is to integrate and interoperate with a variety of other systems, some of which may be adaptive while others mainly present static content (e.g., traditional learning management systems).
However, we will continue to extend PLINK's ability to interpret VCF-like formats and interoperate with other popular software.
For now at least, Semantic Web technologies must coexist and interoperate with structured data in databases, semi-structured data in various flavors and with unstructured data.
