The phrase "can be interacted with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing objects, systems, or interfaces that allow user engagement or manipulation.
Example: "The new software features a user-friendly interface that can be interacted with easily."
Alternatives: "can be engaged with" or "is interactive."
While playing as Jodie, the game mechanics include interactive objects marked with a white dot, which can be interacted with by tilting the controller stick in its direction.
The work of illustrator Christoph Niemann, each hand-drawn animal can be interacted with by swiping on the screen to see what happens to them.
The computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with by a person using special electronic equipment, such as an eyemask with a screen.
In addition, SensorSim can be interacted with real nodes.
On Open As App, data is always saved and synced, and can be interacted with.
But after watching the second episode, the cave in the first episode comes alive and can be interacted with.
Especially as she continues to pursue modeling gigs, Ms. Rockwood has become well-versed in how uncomfortable people can be interacting with a disabled person, and specifically how paralysis can devastate women.
By using this dynamics of feedback loop, FAPs and users can be interacting with one another and adaptively make their decisions.
Step 8: By using the dynamics of feedback-based repeated process, FAPs and users can be interacting with one another and make their decisions in a way to reach an efficient network solution.
Our claim is that getting children to interact with the physical world, resulting in relevant augmented digital information appearing and which can subsequently be interacted with, is what can facilitate active learning.
Both devices augment the physical world by projecting digital information which can then be interacted with using hand gestures.
