"interlocking each other" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to two or more things that fit together in a pattern, such as pieces of a puzzle or stones in a wall. For example, "The children enjoyed putting the puzzle pieces together, interlocking each other as they went along."
These swing in from the sides, interlocking with each other and showing how a garden can be built up in layers.
Start off by drawing two circles interlocking with each other, making one bigger than the other.
The nanobelt-shaped NFCH is oriented randomly and interlocked with each other on carbon/carbon composite substrates.
In the majority of cells arrested after S phase but before anaphase, sister minichromosome molecules are not topologically interlocked with each other.
Many industrial companies, particularly from the Engineer-to-order (ETO) sector, have great difficulties to interlock with each other the areas of engineering, manufacturing and installation on-site.
The proposed system is made up of thin-walled tubes with dumbbell-shaped cross section, which are specially designed to interlock with each other and thus provide lateral constraint under impact loadings.
First of all, the coarse aggregate volume fraction increases dramatically in this type of concrete when more than 20%% of coarse aggregate is scattered in the mixture, the coarse aggregates can interlock with each other, the friction forces among the aggregate contribute to the strength enhance in a certain extent.
The anterior and posterior ridges are arranged in such a way that they interlock with each other and close the canal.
One possible explanation on why the doublet accuracy is higher than those of the baseline classifiers could be that the pathways associated with each element of the doublet are somehow interlocked with each other, and therefore form a more robust biomarker compared to each of the pathways taken individually.
At low applied normal loads, the contact region between the mating surfaces makes the asperities interlock each other resulting in high tangential force coefficient.
