The phrase "are interconnected at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between two or more entities, often in a technical or academic context.
Example: "The two systems are interconnected at the network level, allowing for seamless data transfer."
Alternatives: "are linked at the" or "are joined at the".
There's no reason to believe that the Alphabet move will alter that integrationist course – and as long as these services are interconnected at the data level, their apparent disintegration at legal and financial levels is of little strategic consequence.
A well and a productive formation are interconnected at the sand face, the cylindrical surface where the reservoir is opened.
As irrigated crops and riparian habitats are interconnected at the landscape scale, plant species of each habitat may be susceptible to colonizing the other.
Once all component models are interconnected at the binary level, the PBPK framework simulates the kinetics of all mixture components, accounting for the interactions occurring at various levels in more complex mixtures.
More specifically, identical networks can be interconnected at the physical layer (layer 1), similar networks can be interconnected at the data link layer (layer 2), and dissimilar networks can be interconnected at the network layer (layer 3).
The second case, which we refer to as multi-sub-topology networks, is when many sub-topologies, each comprising a group of derivation boxes, have their own electrical circuit that is interconnected at the MP through a CB.
Finally, we were encouraged by the growing national interest in rethinking how mathematics and biology should be interconnected at the undergraduate level (National Research Council, 2003).
The two pathways are interconnected at multiple levels, but the best characterized link is represented by the BH3-only protein Bid, which can be proteolitically activated by caspase-8 [ 2].
Recent work by the Brasier's group and others has shown that IRF3-dependent and NF-κB-dependent pathways are interconnected at multiple steps, with the final shared component being the IκB kinase-γ (IKKγ) subunit [ 5, 6].
The challenges described are interconnected at individual, institutional and societal levels highlighting the need for multifaceted approaches to improve the delivery and receipt of care.
