The phrase "have interaction" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to engage or interact with someone or something. Example: It is important for teachers to have positive interactions with their students in order to create a conducive learning environment.
For example, some research shows pile protein from E. coli may have interaction with proteins involved with apoptosis; therefore this pile protein interacts with human proteins that previously have no direct and obvious functional correlation until compiling experiments prove that.
Mr. Williams said: "We normally have interaction only if we have a story in common.
But if the police don't have interaction with the healthy people in that community, then they'll never know how to properly police it".
"The first opportunity many students have to have interaction with foreigners is when they enroll at Montana State, say, and meet them there," he said.
The course teaches you a lot but also you have interaction with the other students and the experiences that they've got.
You understand that because you're very good at it, aren't you?" Michel said: "I don't know if I'm good at it … People would rather have interaction and talk things through rather than just respond through letters".
While they do not include a dictionary of hand gestures in their patent, they write that the glove is designed to allow a designer to "have interaction with the computer animation while the animation is being developed or displayed".
"A guest visiting a city for the first time will have a lot of questions and will need to have interaction with a concierge".
"First we need to see more action and positive signals from the United States, before we can have interaction at that level".
While Kunst would not say whether Baylor coaches were banned from his campus, he said that the message would have an impact on "how much we have interaction with Baylor".
Some of these parameters may have interaction effects.
