"the coexistence between" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the peaceful coexistence or simultaneous existence of two or more entities. It can be used to describe relationships between people, groups, ideas, or behaviors. Example: The coexistence between the two rival nations has been strained for decades, but recent peace talks have shown promising signs of improvement.
"The coexistence between the two is breaking down," said Arye Carmon, president of the Israel Democracy Institute, a Jerusalem research organization.
Before my visit, an Arab Galilean named Aziz Haidar, who is now a professor at Al-Quds University, in Jerusalem, had wondered aloud to me how the Israelis could be surprised, saying, "Their idea of coexistence is the coexistence between the donkey and the rider".
Moreover, the coexistence between UNII-MAC and WiFi systems is reported.
Local attitudes towards wildlife species are key for the coexistence between humans and wildlife.
The coexistence between WLAN and Bluetooth has garnered a significant amount of attention from both academic and industry researchers.
Does the coexistence between oscillatory solutions and decaying solutions, illustrated in Example 3, occur also when (alphaneq1) (and (beta>alpha))?
It also, in keeping with the rest of this administration's heavy-handed war on leakers, tilts the balance in the tense coexistence between the government and the investigative press, between secrecy and accountability.
His forms never seem to lose sight of the poetic coexistence between the building and the people it shelters.
We address the coexistence issues between UWB sensors and others networks in this paper.
In Section 2, the model for the radar signal model and the problem description of the coexistence scene between radar and the FH system are introduced.
As shown in Figure 1, we mainly consider the coexistence scenario between cognitive femtocells and licensed (primary) systems such as macrocells and TV systems.
