"interlock with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to join or connect in a closely fitting or interlocking manner. An example sentence using "interlock with" could be: "The pieces of the puzzle interlock with each other perfectly, creating a complete picture."
How does the council of ministers interlock with the commission and the European parliament?
But here I wanted to make all the knots interlock with one another.
Designed by Elaine Diehl, a Colorado miniaturist, the castle is assembled from about 200 sections that interlock with pegs.
Secret Life reminds us that animals do have complex worlds of their own – worlds which interlock with ours.
Manfred said the two sides had some discussion yesterday on the payroll tax and how it would interlock with revenue sharing, but he declined to go into detail.
In common with the characters, the two shows often interlock, with scenes from one being seen from an alternative perspective in the other.
This design enabled the MNs to mechanically interlock with soft tissues by selective distal swelling after skin insertion.
All the grids created by shapes and angles on the floors, walls, and ceilings line up and interlock with perfect symmetry.
The material, which the researchers call Automend, is built of two small molecular building blocks that interlock with each other into a vast three-dimensional network.
The exact nature of the linking between adjacent trefoils leaves some freedom to the designer: In the simplest case two adjacent trefoils interlock with just one lobe each.
The coupler had a bifurcated drawhead and a revolving hook, which, when brought in contact with another coupler, would automatically interlock with its mate.
