"not interconnected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe two or more things as not being related, or not being connected. For example, "The two systems are not interconnected, so they cannot communicate with each other."
We also find another cluster with less competitive market structures that, although not interconnected, strongly converge towards their own trend.
North Korea's intranet has its own websites and runs using internet technology but is not interconnected with the rest of the world.
MSNs are better suited than conventional sol-gel silica (or other inorganic) drug reservoirs, where pores are frequently not interconnected and the scaffold structure often degrades upon release32.
X-ray synchrotron radiation micro-tomography shows that glaze porosity is 15% by volume, and voids are prevalently not interconnected and with size up to 50 μm.
Perhaps he and the author would want us to recognize that the modern world's polluters are possessed by a supreme materialist superstition: that everything is not interconnected, that humankind is not a part of nature.
From these separate capillary networks, which are not interconnected, small veins descending below the attachment of the basilar membrane collect blood and deliver it to the spiral vein in the floor of the scala tympani.
Their ISPs do not interconnect, meaning that each sends its traffic abroad, just to be routed toward its destination.
A problem with Skype is that it is a closed silo – it will not interconnect with other VOIP systems.
Although the morphology of the structures discussed above resembles TNTs closely, they usually do not interconnect cells.
The only time the artists exercised a veto is when "it wasn't interconnected enough," Doug said, "when it wasn't part of the flow of the piece".
First, the need to be "all services to all people" exposes the company to sloppiness and to silos, to UI by and for engineers, to "featuritis", to products that don't interconnect.
