The phrase "are interoperable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, software, or technologies that can work together or exchange information effectively.
Example: "The new software applications are interoperable, allowing users to seamlessly share data between different platforms."
Alternatives: "can work together" or "are compatible."
The combined company should be prohibited from using contracts that interfere with competition and required to use hardware and software that are interoperable with products from other companies.
Startups such as Jambool and Spare Change have launched virtual currencies that are interoperable across a range of games, applications and social networks, but Twofish's Rutherford believes only a company of Facebook's size can deliver the "brand promise" that would give a universal currency widespread appeal.
The vehicles, signals, and lines of the Paris Métro and Réseau Express Régional Regional Express Networkk, RER) systems are interoperable and interconnected.
Austin Hill, co-founder and CEO of Blockstream, which builds sidechains — aka "parallel blockchains that are interoperable" — initially objected to the entire exercise, dubbing it "somewhat marketing games".
This trend is already resulting in game studios work to launch titles which are interoperable with Google, Apple, Facebook, and every other platform.
There's no single platform that connects all devices and no guarantee that cloud services offered by different manufacturers are interoperable and compatible.
None were interoperable or broadly accessible.
Thus, equipment with triple DES could be interoperable with equipment that only implemented the older single DES.
He directed that, "effective immediately, all new acquisitions or upgrades of electronic fingerprint systems" must meet certain standards, including being interoperable with the F.B.I.'s fingerprint database.
The latest "n" equipment is interoperable, too; a Belkin laptop card works with Apple's router, and so on, although not at full speed.
"It's because the technology is so advanced that no one else can be interoperable with us any more, that we're concerned about a lack of sympathy, even among our NATO allies".
