The phrase "strong interconnection between" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong connection or relationship between two or more things. Example: There is a strong interconnection between physical and mental health.
What's been lacking is a strong interconnection between the social aspects of these rival services, beyond currently-playing tracks showing up in Facebook's news ticker.
There is a strong interconnection between Spain's and Portugal's transmission systems, resulting in common prices in both countries.
Only by observing the phenomena characterising contemporary urbanism can we highlight the existence of the strong interconnection between the two spheres.
The results demonstrate that a strong interconnection between MoS2 nanosheets and CNFs is formed and the conductive network of CNFs is beneficial for the sodium ion kinetics.
The method establishes strong interconnection between process intensification (PI) principles and process system engineering (PSE) techniques, which are used for problem formulation and optimization.
The strong interconnection between two FACTS devices in a power system is shown to represent a difficult situation for conventional PID controllers.
Given the strong interconnections between countries, an uneven recovery is also a dangerous one," Blanchard said.
For the resulting closed-loop system, it is shown analytically that there are strong interconnections between robustness measures and control signal properties regarding load disturbance attenuation.
Given the strong interconnections between countries, an uneven recovery is also a dangerous one.
- In growth cones, similar speeds of retrograde flow were measured inside filopodia and in the dendritic network adjacent to the filopodial base, - suggesting a strong interconnection and a high friction between both actin networks.
The signal transduction network in Figure 2, though partial and non-exhaustive, highlights the strong interconnection of both signalling pathways.
