The phrase "interest course" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "I am currently taking a photography interest course at the community college."
One would think the spectacular conflict of interest coursing throughout the federal government's partners in pot criminalization, such as the industry-funded Community Anti-Drug CoAmericas of AmeriCADCAADCA), would trouble the White House.
It was also deeply corrupt and patrimonial with private interests coursing through it using bribes and patronage.
Also of interest is course takers' perceptions of the extent to which a course improves their knowledge and/or skill.
Female gender, greater initial interest in course content, higher exam scores and higher satisfaction with exams were associated with more positive overall course ratings.
Self interest, of course.
Academics with a professional interest, of course.
They needed a love interest, of course.
Not that reality is any guarantee of interest, of course.
When the money is paid back — with interest of course — pawnbrokers return the merchandise.
