'interchangeability' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You could use it to refer to the ability of something to be substituted for something else with the same effect. For example: The interchangeability of many car parts makes it easy for homeowners to perform DIY repairs.
The kind of interchangeability achieved by the "American system" was dramatically demonstrated in 1908 at the British Royal Automobile Club in London: three Cadillac cars were disassembled, the parts were mixed together, 89 parts were removed at random and replaced from dealer's stock, and the cars were reassembled and driven 800 km (500 miles) without trouble.
But by the end of the 10th century, the interchangeability of all uncial and minuscule forms was complete, though all the alternative forms are not necessarily found in any one manuscript.
Although Europe had shared in the experimentation, the American role was emphasized in the popular description of standardization and interchangeability as "the American system of manufacture".
Animalism thus expresses itself in various conceptions of how animals are regarded as guardian spirits and "alter egos," of the facile and frequent interchangeability between human and animal forms, and also of a theriomorphically (animal-formed) envisioned higher being one who changes between human and animal forms and unifies them.
Diplomatic and consular functions are generally performed by a single service, which is expected to serve at home or abroad, enabling interchangeability of consular and diplomatic officers.
The outstanding contribution of the automotive industry to technological advance was the introduction of full-scale mass production, a process combining precision, standardization, interchangeability, synchronization, and continuity.
"There's a certain interchangeability to them, complex as they are.
Apart from their depressing flatness, their interchangeability, what I'm saying is: we can't look at them together.
The play's brilliance lies in what comes next: a series of tales about the interchangeability of familial love and abuse, and our need for stories to get us through the hall of mirrors that we call a self, or a sibling.
It lumps the atom's grim possibilities & its pretty one, thereby creating a false sense of the interchangeability & equality between the two.
