The phrase "it interfaces with" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase can be used to describe how one thing interacts with another, usually in a technological context. For example, "This computer program interfaces with the database to retrieve relevant information."
The company has made no secret of its bigger philosophy about how it interfaces with third parties in general.
Transdev provides "deep understanding of the consumer experience," however, according to De Vos, since it interfaces with the public in its existing business very frequently.
My position can be summed up thus: The BBC could do more than it currently does with its assets and its platform to encourage innovation, especially in the way it interfaces with startup tech companies.
Arthur Kay, the chief executive of bio-bean, agrees, saying that "disruption has the greatest impact when it interfaces with and improves existing infrastructure or attitudes".
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That means ensuring that all applications can correctly process any date-related operations whether 1999 or 2000 and exchange that information with any other application it interfaces with.
While it only interfaces with the Google Search app, you can use it to quickly search and browse the web, as well as add appointments to your Google Calendar or set reminders.
"If you put that under the banner of smart TV and what smart TV can deliver to you, it increasingly interfaces with some of the PC functionalities - but in fact it's about being a connected product.
Whether or not the embedded microcontroller has a human interface, it certainly interfaces with the physical world.
It then interfaces with the store to fill the user's basket with the needed items.
It also interfaces with external geometry software for automated theorem proving and dynamic diagram drawing.
