The phrase "compatible among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the compatibility of multiple items, groups, or systems with each other.
Example: "The software is compatible among various operating systems, ensuring seamless functionality."
Alternatives: "compatible with" or "compatible across."
The definitions of human cells and tissue products were compatible among the US, the EU and Japan.
A new concept, called European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) is originated to make this transition smooth, reliable and compatible among different countries.
Rem Koolhaas told me that his library "would make a whole generation eager to read," adding, "I find it surprising that countries like Qatar and the Emirates are attacked when they are trying to make Islam and modernity compatible". Among the Saadiyat architects, only Gehry has tacitly acknowledged the potential for abuse: in 2009, he retained a human-rights lawyer.
Unfortunately, however, many biomedical ontologies fail to live up to these claims, since their definitions are not comparable and/or compatible among each other.
In this light, some of the current aging theories could well be interrelated and compatible among each other (for review, see [ 3, 4]).
As shown by panels 4 and 7, Fig. 3, the DNA for the Southern analyses were likely digested to completion and the DNA loading were fully compatible among different lanes.
The most compatible model among mean, linear and quadratic expressions was fitted to each response and the regression coefficients were determined using least square method.
In New York, where the scars of 9/11 remain raw, there is not yet a fully compatible system among police officers, firefighters and Port Authority forces, but officials insist they are making progress.
The program allows independent analysis of each module and combined analyses with compatible data among the related modules, which provides extensive applicability to a variety of tasks associated with EGS stimulation, shale gas fracturing and CO2 geosequestration.
These interactions arise from the mutual compatible arrangement among the unlike TBP monomers in the mixed state in such a way that steric hindrances are minimized.
Ectoine, also known as tetrahydropyrimidine ectoine, and its derivative 5-hydroxyectoine, are widely used as compatible solutes among microbial communities (Galinski et al. 1985; Cánovas et al. 1998; Pastor et al. 2010).
