"interconnected events" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a series of events that are connected and affect each other in some way. Example: The political scandal that rocked the country was a result of a series of interconnected events, including a leaked email, a whistleblower coming forward, and a series of mounting public pressure.
Without the stumbled-upon letter there will be no chain of interconnected events, driving the action forward to the final, redemptive scene.
Tolstoy posited that history is not made by individuals, that it is, rather, the continuously unfolding consequence of innumerable interconnected events.
"This was, in the main, a series of interconnected events with fatal consequences.
The inquest found human error and a series of "interconnected events" caused their deaths in Helmand in 2009.
The French and American revolutions were contemporaneous and interconnected events, but from the American Revolution grew a society that has been able to change and adapt.
Rather, there was a series of interconnected events that took place over a couple of years that served as the catalyst for early childhood to become the subject of a substantial reform agenda.
Along the flow, the particle laden gas undergoes extreme changes, e.g. in velocity, temperature and volume fraction, through a series of interconnected flow events for a poly-disperse distribution of particle sizes.
Interconnected molecular events orchestrated by ETS1 in breast tumour cells converge to promote invasion of their matrix environment.
The key to this question lies in signal transduction pathways, a series of interconnected chemical events that lead to highly specific cell responses.
In an interconnected world, when violent events occur, sport's secondary place in the scheme of things is inescapably reinforced.
The logic of Winik's argument about the interconnected character of revolutionary events raises a host of tantalizing questions: How did Americans manage to control the revolutionary energies and create the world's first nation-size republic?
