The phrase "associative interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships or connections between different entities, particularly in fields like psychology, sociology, or computer science.
Example: "The study focused on associative interaction between users and the software, highlighting how their behaviors influenced one another."
Alternatives: "relational interaction" or "connected interaction".
Currently, the most striking flaw in any industrial operation is the lack of associative interaction between the design and control system.
By blending charged soy flour, at high concentration, with anionic pectin an associative interaction between biopolymers occurs which stabilizes the protein in solution.
The current study aimed to exploit the electrostatic associative interaction between carrageenan and gelatin to optimise a formulation of lyophilised orally disintegrating tablets (ODTs) suitable for multiparticulate delivery.
The disintegration time and viscosity were controlled by the associative interaction between gelatin and carrageenan upon hydration which forms a strong complex that increases the viscosity of the stock solution and forms tablet with higher resistant to disintegration in aqueous medium.
It might be a result of weak associative interaction between –OH of C n HSB and –CONH– of HPAM through hydrogen bonding.
Surfactant adsorption at solid/liquid interface is a multifaceted phenomenon; therefore, the driving force for adsorption involves a combination of electrostatic, chemical, lateral chain chain associative interaction, hydrogen bonding and de-solvation of adsorbate species (Somasundaran and Huang 2000).
To consider associative interactions the LCT is combined with Wertheim association theory.
Associative interactions between folic acid and proteins are well known.
The associative interactions gave rise to a sharp increase in viscosity.
FTIR and XRD studies revealed that CNTs promoted associative interactions among the components of the hydrogel, which promoted the formation of large crystallite size.
The results indicate dissociation of the original sodium caseinate particles in response to associative interactions with excess amounts of negatively charged polysaccharide.
