The word "interlocked" is correct and well written.
It is typically used to describe things that are connected or fastened together in a way that they cannot be easily separated.
Example: "The two gears were interlocked, allowing the machine to function smoothly."
Alternatives: "Linked" or "Connected."
"There are so many problems now, interlocked like dogs' teeth," it said, with dissatisfaction on the rise, frequent "mass disturbances" (official jargon for protests ranging in size from a handful of people to many thousands) and growing numbers of people losing hope and linking up with like-minded folk through the internet.
This left their balance-sheets tightly interlocked and woefully undercapitalised.The systemic-risk regulators may not spot crises coming, but there is plenty they can do to make the system a little bouncier when it falls.
The two were interlocked in rivalry and mutual dependence, and the Belgian Congo was described as the "portfolio state" for its reliance on copper shares.
Because this fabric is heat-treated by pressing it between hot rollers of metal, its fibres are flattened and interlocked, giving it a smooth, almost frictionless surface and very little porosity.
In both machines a curved eye-pointed needle moved in an arc as it carried the thread through the fabric, on the other side of which it interlocked with a second thread carried by a shuttle running back and forth on a track.
The rattlesnake sheds its skin in the same fashion as all other snakes, but the process is highly modified at the tail tip, where successive layers of keratinized, hardened epidermis are interlocked, or nested, to form the rattle, a device used to ward off large mammals.
Cox said the collision may have been caused by a breakdown in the ride's control system or a faulty "interlocking" system, which is designed to prevent both carriages from being on the same piece of track.
"Our movement faces three main, interlocking economic questions that are much more acute now than in the past: how to deliver excellent public services at a time when money is tight?
Some thought its cinematographer, Yang Weihan, deserved recognition for the multi-level reflected images that echoed precisely its characters' interlocking solipsism.
America is increasingly looking like imperial Britain, with dynastic ties proliferating, social circles interlocking, mechanisms of social exclusion strengthening and a gap widening between the people who make the decisions and shape the culture and the vast majority of ordinary working stiffs.It's sticky out thereAll this may sound a bit impressionistic.
"Vertigo" shares a structure with "The Emigrants": four interlocking narratives of varying length.
