The phrase "by the interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the action of a third party interfering in a situation, usually in an unwelcome or negative manner. For example, "The quarrel between the two siblings was only resolved by the interference of their mother."
Every story also features Tennison nearly being done in by the interference, penny pinching and political maneuvering of her bosses.
Light striking this pattern is scattered as though it were actually striking the object encoded by the interference pattern.
Ziggler then chased Sheamus through the crowd while Ambrose looked infuriated by the interference that had cost him the match.
This is caused by the interference of reflected light waves from thinly layered structures or regular arrays of reflecting rods.
Hellier added that he was so "sickened by the interference" that he went to the National Union of Journalists to lodge an official complaint.
But the indictment charges that the inquiry was slowed by the interference of company executives, notably a defendant, Michael DeGennaro, former senior vice president for finance.
He said he was disturbed by the interference by the Justice Department and its calls to stop pursuing Beazer executives so the deferred prosecution deal could be completed.
He dismissed Clinton, as "a panderer and a flatterer" whose campaign has been ruined by the interference of too many political consultants.
Pakistan's parliament has been subject to frequent boycotts and walkouts, so infuriated have its members become by the interference of the men in khaki.
European attempts at government were doomed by the greed and factionalism of their members and by the interference of European governments and consuls.
You hear people talk about the delegates at Bilderberg as their "leaders", and you see the delegates mythologised as the greatest and the best – whose benign Olympian machinations should progress untroubled by the interference of public and press.
