The phrase "as interface between" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when describing a role or function that serves as a connection or mediator between two entities or systems.
Example: "The software acts as an interface between the user and the database, facilitating communication and data exchange."
Alternatives: "as a mediator between" or "as a link between".
Each loop has at least one additional P/D station, provided as interface between adjacent loops.
The second one is used as interface between the ultra-capacitor and the DC AC inverter.
The alien eye is the interface for a two-way exchange of information, much like the screens that serve as interface between humans and the digital database.
PCA82C50, one chip of CAN bus driver, is used as interface between the CAN protocol controller and the physical bus.
The newly developed interfaces VMK2000+ were selected as interface between specimens and the network based process control.
The server layer is directly connected to the plant, the client side implements the controller and the graphical interface, and the middle-tier acts as interface between client and server.
Rivnay's current research focuses on devices based on synthetic polymer materials that serve as interfaces between the biological world and more traditional microelectronics.
The so- developed PLC circuits will be thus considered as interfaces between smart DC-DC converters and the HVDC bus.
They all depict venerated leaders who, after death, came to function, in sculptural guise, as interfaces between the material and spiritual realms.
In the natural order of things, so the story goes, industries disaggregate as interfaces between various stages of the value chain become open and standardized, allowing value to migrate up or down the value chain.
In the natural order of things, so the story goes, industries disaggregate as interfaces between various stages of the value chain become open and standard, allowing competition to drive down costs all along it.
