The phrase "as the interplay between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the interaction or relationship between two or more elements, concepts, or forces.
Example: "The study focuses on the effects of climate change as the interplay between human activity and natural processes."
Alternatives: "as the interaction between" or "as the relationship between".
Leo Braudy, in his 1986 book, "The Frenzy of Renown: Fame and its History," defines fame as "the interplay between the common and the unique in human nature".
Thus, the history of Hinduism can be interpreted as the interplay between orthoprax custom and the practices of wider ranges of people and, complementarily, as the survival of features of local traditions that gained strength steadily until they were adapted by the Brahmans.
Structured questionnaires were used to capture the actors' discourses, perceptions, and actions, as well as the interplay between them.
Microstructure evolution in single-crystal superalloys is modelled as the interplay between oxide growth and substrate response.
The arrangement of the RM pattern actually appears as the interplay between the majority bounding steps in the two extreme cases of the LTR and HTR patterns.
Finally, based on the DMT result, we will investigate the spatial and spectral tradeoff as well as the interplay between CSIT and side channel.
Increasing the efficiency of crystalline silicon solar cells relies on the understanding and optimization of each individual processing step as well as of the interplay between the material properties and the processing conditions.
Here, we extend our focus on the potential impact of UTT on the generalized South African HIV epidemic to the potential impact of PrEP, as well as examining the interplay between the two strategies.
Human complex traits arise from the new mutations as well as from the interplay between existing genetic variants and exposure to environmental conditions.
Building on this notion of higher order cognitive structures, as arising from the interplay between self and social others, links to broader notions of regulatory and performative behavior (Vygotsky 1978).
As for the interplay between music and plot, Bono — in his first outing as a Broadway composer — said that he had also learned a great deal about the way songs were supposed to reveal and underscore the interior lives of characters.
