The phrase 'would be interfaced' is correct and usable in written English
It is a way of expressing an expectation that something will be connected or integrated. For example, "The new software system would be interfaced with the existing customer database."
"The avatar would be an interface for accessing that information".
Less likely would be an interface between Entourage and iChat, Apple's instant messaging software that uses America Online 's network.
The oddity would be user interface sameness between the ARM build and x86 build some of the time (tablets!) and not others (smartphones!).
First, on the basis of the analysis of simple homo-oligomers, it has been concluded that some simple features of the known crystal structures can be used for the efficient prediction of the identities of the assembly intermediates, where at each disassembly step the largest interfaces would be preserved and smaller interfaces broken.
Which would be fine if "Interface" proceeded well in those directions.
Presumably that would be an ultimate interface between your nervous system and the larger accretive nervous system that you could switch on or off in different ways that would be constantly reconfigurable so that you wouldn't have to upgrade it by buying a new one every six months.
Thus, it would be expected that interface cracks are governed by mixed-mode effects.
An ideal structure would be an interdigitated interface, where the donor and acceptor phases are separate.
There was a moment in time where it seemed likely that Facebook on the web would be the dominant interface for developers — and it worked for things like games — but eventually usage shifted almost entirely to mobile.
An alternative would be a technical interface in which the data in the central clearing house were integrated into the data in the coordinator's own database.
The current Google+ interface would be less appealing to celebrities, because the interface is designed to invite conversation and engagement.
