The phrase "the interplay with" is correct and can be used in written English.
You use it when referring to different elements that interact and influence each other. Example: The interplay with technology and our daily lives has drastically changed the way we communicate.
This year's focus is "New World-Old World: America in the Interplay With Europe".
The interplay with the powers-that-be, often of a dastardly nature, adds to the drama.
It is the interplay with Garrett and his team that Giubbilei finds among the most rewarding of his lessons.
The spontaneity of the dialogue and the interplay with the audience challenged theatrical convention, causing some theatergoers to believe they were eavesdropping on actual addicts.
An interesting avenue for modern theater in India is the interplay with traditional forms of dance, music and text-based performance.
At its purest, Ferschtman's tone had a lovely lyrical quality and she enjoyed the interplay with the eloquent responses of the woodwind, as well cutting loose in her virtuosic cadenza passages.
Connolly's deep reserves of power, even so low in her register, kept a sense of the line's endless unfolding so that the interplay with the chamber orchestra (this was Schoenberg's reduced version with harmonium and piano) was spontaneous.
But the most intriguing question might well end up being the interplay with a statewide contest in New York that has so far overshadowed the presidential race: The battle between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
This useful and readable book should provoke many readers to reconsider their picture of Britishness, and to realise how much of our enterprise and tolerance has originated from the interplay with immigrants who were once seen as dangerously foreign.
The weather is just right: unseasonably cold and rainy.As film festivals go, SXSW is not as important as Sundance or New York, but the interplay with the Interactive and Music festivals creates an interesting dynamic.
But they have been integral both to Fulham's solidity over the last two years – because they diligently drop back into midfield if required when the opposition have the ball – and to the attractiveness of the side, since having one or other of them flitting between the lines encouraged the interplay with the likes of Murphy, Damien Duff and so on.
