The phrase "and the interdependence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the mutual reliance or connection between two or more entities, concepts, or systems.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of collaboration and the interdependence of various sectors in addressing climate change."
Alternatives: "and the mutual reliance of" or "and the interconnectedness of".
In arguing for protective measures on behalf of the tiger, one could cite the critical importance of biodiversity and the interdependence of all life.
The Little Kowhai Tree (2002) is an illustrated book for children about the growth of plants and the interdependence of the environment.
Very common is the image of the biological organ, with its close interdependence to other organs (as the heart to the lung) and the interdependence of activities (as circulation to respiration).
Using shifting structures, a succession of tales, and different points of view, the book probes the nature of change, coincidence, and chance and the interdependence of fiction and reality.
Every Wednesday morning, this group gathers with the monk, Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, who arrives from Zen Mountain Monastery in the Catskill town of Mount Tremper, to lead them in zazen, the sitting meditation that underlies a practice emphasizing emptiness, the insubstantiality of the self and the interdependence of all things.
This approach offers much flexibility in representing different failure scenarios and the interdependence of failure causes.
Fostering mutual respect amongst doctors and veterinarians and recognising and acknowledging the interdependence of health in humans and animals is a necessity.
We will also seek to identify any reciprocal influences between people with dementia and carers factors and examine the interdependence of the two perspectives.
Lastly, we used summary ROC curves to take into account the impact of varying thresholds and also the interdependence of sensitivity and specificity.
"Picking good people, leading with a clear objective and understanding the interdependence of teams are all important aspects of leadership".
The Western governments aim to reduce the transaction costs and promote the interdependence of organizations within the market by blurring boundaries (Kettle 2009 157).
