'has been interchange' is correct and can be used in written English.
You would typically use it when discussing a change over time. For example, "The bridge has been interchange with a new one that can better withstand intense weather conditions."
As for his other attacking midfielders, well Wenger has been interchanging them for the last few months and I am sure they will continue to do the same.
Colicins are composed of functional modules which during evolution have been interchanged resulting in new colicins.
Mr. Mulloy said there had been "interchanges" between engineers but acknowledged that "no official letter" had been sent.
Montana law permits voters to demand paper ballots, and in Missoula (where votes for Humphrey and Nixon had been interchanged in 1968) as many as thirty per cent of the voters chose to vote this old-fashioned way.
To diminish the rigidity of the β-can structure of GFP, the chapter generates a circularly permuted GFP (cpGFP), in which the amino and carboxyl portions have been interchanged and reconnected by a short spacer between the original termini.
By e-mail from Israel, where he is a visiting professor, Dr. Templeton explained that the research showed that "human populations in Africa and Eurasia have not been genetically isolated from one another, but rather have been interchanging genes for at least 600,000 years".
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The only differences between the two sets of ten matrices lie in the fifth and tenth matrices, where two of the entries have been interchanged.
The first part of the equation exhibits the desired signal structure, where the location of the CFO distortion and channel transmission operations have been interchanged compared to (4).
While the array is an implementation of the stack, it does not provide it with a notion of correctness: the cart and the horse have been interchanged.
