"direct interconnection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a direct connection or link between two things. Example: The new technology allows for a direct interconnection between our phones and laptops, making it easier to transfer files.
This is the first-ever direct interconnection deal between a broadband provider, like Comcast, and a content company, like Netflix or Google.
This arrangement enables direct interconnection of the electrolyzed solution with a mass spectrometer.
So there is no direct interconnection between tablet, mouse and keyboard," says Dock2Office's CTO Leendert van der Plas.
Our goal consists in regulating frequency and voltage of synchronous generators in order to ensure their direct interconnection.
We cannot disclose the direct interconnection cost (i.e., the percentage of revenue that the network operator is charged by the actual network provider) due to confidentiality reasons.
The proposed distributed system would benefit for the direct interconnection of the cells, preferably by local high performance connections such as Ethernet LAN.
A synchronized life cycle of interconnected energy systems is established through direct interconnections among the processes of different energy systems, and all interconnecting systems are bounded within the same timeframe.
A normalized system is a hierarchically structured system where no direct interconnections between nodes belonging to different subtrees.
Given that direct interconnections between pairs of networks exist, automatic actions or thoughts without awareness are allowed.
Our results suggest that the STN may modify amygdala activity, although direct interconnections between these two structures have never been proven, either in animals or in humans.
At E10.5, PAS+ cells of the primordial His-Purkinje system can be seen throughout the trabecular myocardium making direct interconnections with the AV nodal anlage (Virágh and Challice, 1977a; Virágh and Challice, 1977b).
