The phrase 'because of the interaction' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a cause or reason for something. For example, "I was able to improve my public speaking skills because of the interaction I had with my mentor."
"You get the same quality of image," explains McBurney, "because of the interaction between memory and imagination.
He's my favorite because of the interaction.
On one hand, assembling can be realized because of the interaction between oppositely charged particles.
Part of the reason I quickly lost my nervousness about being in it was because of the interaction with the others.
Because of the interaction between atmosphere and hydrosphere, Montauk, though it has a lower mean temperature than Roslyn, has a longer frostless period by fully 3 weeks.
The status of both is important to forecasting global weather patterns because of the interaction of the ocean with the atmosphere.
"Writing is a solitary occupation," said Mr. Wiltse, 59. "I enjoy doing plays because of the interaction with the little family that forms in production: the actors, director, stage manager.
Bearing capacities of tripod bucket foundations differ from those of single bucket foundations because of the interaction among individual buckets of the tripod.
Because of the interaction with the surrounding lipids, the organization of these transmembrane helices will be sensitive to membrane properties, like hydrophobic thickness.
However, for unsaturated granular materials, it is difficult to predict the thermal conductivity because of the interaction between solid and fluid in media.
This is a complex phenomenon, because of the interaction between the landslide, the still water in the reservoir and the dam.
