The phrase "mere interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an interaction between two people or objects which is considered too basic or insignificant. For example: "The birds' mere interaction with one another was a reminder of how animals can benefit from socialization."
On the other hand, the education theories developed in the 20th century consider teaching and learning as more than mere interaction or transmission of knowledge (Daniels [2001]; Dewey [2007]; Vygotsky et al. [1978]; Wells [1999]).
Mere interaction is a necessary but not a sufficient condition to ensure that knowledge and technology flow through a feasible dyadic channel from university to industry (U-I) or vice versa (I-U).
The "placebo effect", an old as medicine phenomenon, alludes to the positive changes, psychological or physiological, associated with the use of inert medications, simulated procedures, or the mere interaction between the clinician and the patient.
As will be explained below, "apperception" comes to mean for him nothing more than recursive attention, a phenomenon that emerges over time through the mere interaction of representations themselves: it follows, and does not precede representing (cf. Kant, first Critique, A107 and esp. B131 2; PS I: 202, n.*).*
Numerous studies reveal that mere interaction is the best way to avoid intergroup conflict.
The mere interaction between the peptide ligand and the bait domain of the target protein does not make predictions about the functional consequences of the binding reaction.
More than mere interactions and haloing will result, because in the value exchange of the web, argued Paul Adams of Facebook, the more you share with your audience, the more they'll be willing to share with you.
But despite Jerry's entreaties after the show, Dean never rejoined him on stage or even for mere social interaction.
In this manner, a regulation of response specificity and plasticity beyond the mere ligand receptor interaction is conferred.
The high affinities stemmed presumably from mere hydrophobic interactions between the hydrocarbon scaffold of the terpenoid alcohol and the binding site of the enzyme.
You are relying on long odds that the right person/s decide to go to the same event you are attending -- and that you can make the right decision about someone based on mere minutes of interaction.
