"has been interfaced" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of connecting or linking two things together. For example, "The new software has been interfaced with the existing system to improve efficiency."
The model has been interfaced to a series of phase equilibrium calculations, in particular the Michelsen flash algorithm.
A microcomputer has been interfaced with the reactor and an analytical gas chromatograph for computer control, data acquisition and analysis.
The package has been interfaced to the MCNP, EGSnrc and PHOTON codes for solving neutron, gamma-ray, electron and optical photon design problems.
For this purpose an open-source uncertainty quantification toolkit, PSUADE developed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory LLNLL) has been interfaced with MFIX software.
We also discuss recent efforts in which microgel technology has been interfaced with high-throughput analyses to engender screening paradigms with an unparalleled potential for basic and applied biological studies.
The CMOS circuitry, comprising 8 sigma delta modulators and 8 current-to-frequency converters, has been interfaced to each of the nanowires to apply a constant voltage for measuring the respective current through the nanowire.
Several simulators have been interfaced to the testbed, and we have started preparing and conducting various experiments.
Various DMA prototypes have been interfaced to several triple quadrupoles, a single quadrupole and a quadrupole-TOF, all demonstrating R > 50 and η > 50%.
A continuous countercurrent moving bed chromatographic reactor, and a simulated countercurrent moving bed apparatus have been interfaced with a laboratory microcomputer for data acquisition and computer control.
Building on these advantages, protein separations from capillaries, microfluidic chips, and a microarrayer have been interfaced to blotting membranes for probing.
