The phrase "at the interrelationship" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the connection or relationship between two or more entities, but it is not commonly used in this form.
Example: "The study focuses on the factors that influence the interrelationship between climate change and biodiversity."
Alternatives: "the relationship" or "the connection".
The project, led by Bruce E. Cain and Ram Rajagopal, looks at the interrelationship of the energy and water sectors.
One could also look at the interrelationship between arms of government such as Agriculture, Education, Health, Finance, Transportation, and Communication and consider the effects that these individually or in aggregate have on the spread or control of disease.
Our study aimed at elucidating the interrelationship of these processes in cancers of the uterine cervix in vivo.
The influence of surface, rigidity and size of aggregates and water/cement (w/c) ratio of the matrix on bond strength at the ITZ and the interrelationship between the bond and the matrix in the failure process of concrete under uniaxial compression were studied.
"Let's tell the negotiators, go back to the table and at least agree that the interrelationship between strategic and tactical weapons is a really, really important issue and we're not just going to go on like we have over the last 40 years," Mr. Risch said.
The interrelationship with health care at large is of critical importance.
For these reasons this study focuses on the interrelationship occurring between pathologies at batch level.
Loewenberg and Chapman [ 24] arrived at similar conclusions from a study of the interrelationship between catabolism of sophorose and cellulase induction.
We look at all of these three areas individually, and then the interrelationship between all three, because what we find through time is that any movements in global economic growth or global liquidity conditions impacts global asset prices.
"The interrelationship between our two economies is important," Mr. Bush said at a brief photo opportunity with Mr. Mori, noting that the two countries account for roughly 40percentt of the world economy.
