"interdependency of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it whenever you want to emphasize the interconnectedness or reliance between two or more things. For example: - "The interdependency of the global economy has become increasingly evident in recent years." - "The success of our project relies on the interdependency of all team members' contributions." - "There is a delicate interdependency between the health of our oceans and the health of our planet." - "The interdependency of technology and society is constantly evolving and shaping our world."
The NAO report highlights the interdependency of the government and its major suppliers.
Your display should include an image of a food chain that would demonstrate the interdependency of species in the Pacific Northwest.
The interdependency of apparent opposites fascinated Melville as it did a number of 19th-century American writers, including the superbly civilised transcendentalists (such as Emerson and Thoreau).
"We need to understand the inextricable interconnectedness and interdependency of the prosperity of business, the prosperity of society and the prosperity of the environment.
Echoing state regulators' statements, the company said the interdependency of its businesses posed no problem and strongly disputed that any units had obligations they could not pay.
The social care world has not always been convinced that the health world "gets it" when it comes to the interdependency of the two systems.
The double-edged interdependency of the two Edies is established in psychological broad strokes that, while hardly subtle, neatly set up the conflicts of the act to come.
Urban analysts said the statistics illustrated the increasing interdependency of metropolitan economies as well as the sheer size of the economic output.
There is a term that geographers and urban planners are using now called infrastructure ecology, to describe the interdependency of our infastructures, relating to resilience, vulnerabilities.
"The interdependency of banks and governments will not be cleared up today," Priska Hinz, a member of Parliament from the Green Party, said in a floor debate.
More crucially, the intense emotional interdependency of the sisters, which is threatened by the unexpected arrival of their cousin Charles Sean Palmerr), is never potently evoked.
