The phrase "arise at the interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing interactions or phenomena that occur at the boundary between two different systems or materials.
Example: "The unique properties of the material arise at the interface between the two layers, leading to enhanced performance."
Alternatives: "occur at the boundary" or "emerge at the junction".
Metabolic disease risk is thought to arise at the interface of genetics and the environment.
When a topologically nontrivial insulator (often referred to as a topological insulator) is fused to a topologically trivial insulator then metallic states arise at the interface between them.
Maximum stresses arise at the interface between supporting saddles and cylinder walls, that is in corresponding of the constraint sections, where, in absence of section increments, a stress increase is reasonable.
Many of these limitations and uncertainties arise at the interface between the laboratory and the regulatory arenas.
However, given the deep conservation of such mechanisms, it is perhaps more interesting in this forum to discuss some less well-known, cell type-specific problems that arise at the interface of cell size control and development.
Thus a single graphene sheet effectively becomes an electronic superlattice in which novel electronic states arise at the interfaces.
The physical and biochemical kinetics arise at the interfaces between the diffusion channel and the transmitter/receiver units.
Finally, XPS and work function experiments suggest that the nature of the contact depends on phenomena arising at the interface between the HTL and the ETL.
This study aimed at investigating the cellular and molecular consequences arising at the interface between whole blood and biphasic calcium phosphate (BCP) particles.
With a background in law and ethics coupled with clinical training as a neonatologist, he analyzed issues arising at the interface of medical practice and societal norms surrounding the status and care of newly born human life.
In particular, the effects induced by shear deformation of the beam on the contact stresses arising at the interface between the beam and the underlying half plane are investigated accurately.
