The phrase "they interconnected" is correct and can be used in written English.
It describes the act of connecting things or people together, typically in a complex or intricate manner. Example: The computer network was built with multiple servers that interconnected to provide a seamless and efficient connection for all users.
They're interconnected, they're overlapping and we can come up with solutions that solve multiple problems at once".
"I think if you had enough of these gardens, and if they're interconnected, they would become one big thing in itself," Mr. Smith said.
It is an esoteric branch of science that deals with human control systems like the brain and nervous systems where they interconnect with complex electronic systems.
An integrated understanding of these evolving interaction spaces together with how they interconnect and leverage learning are needed to develop meaningful strategies for effective teaching and learning.
Gomory of IBM has so aptly noted, "Far from being passive containers for microelectronic devices, the packages in today's advanced computers pose at least as many engineering challenges as the chips that they interconnect, power, and cool".
Because of the large overlap between these two types of abuse, there has been more awareness of how they interconnect.
With the power of social media, these events no longer stand in isolation, they interconnect the world in a profound way.
"Then take your eyelash curler and gently tap, not curl, your real and false lashes together so they interconnect and become one so it looks like you just have long beautiful lashes," Brooke says.
They interconnect to each other as shown on KEGG pathway graphs.
Network representations are also increasingly used to characterize the function of the objects (genes, proteins, metabolites) they interconnect.
