interregional

British  

/ ˌɪntəˈriːdʒənəl /

adjective

1. of, relating to, or conducted between two or more regions

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Example Sentences

Connections between regions wither and the brain increasingly relies on individual regions and a small number of highly-used interregional pathways.

From The Wall Street Journal

Connections between regions wither and the brain increasingly relies on individual regions and a small number of highly-used interregional pathways.

From The Wall Street Journal

Beyond 83, in the late-aging phase, the connections between regions deteriorate and our brains increasingly rely on individual regions with a small number of highly used interregional pathways, said Alexa Mousley, a University of Cambridge neuroscientist and lead author of the research.

From The Wall Street Journal

Moscow's interregional transport prosecutor's office said an investigation had been launched.

From BBC

“The Uluburun ship represented long-distance interregional elite exchange, and the Cape Gelidonya ship was involved in local coastal cabotage, or opportunistic trade, where goods and services were purchased and sold at ports for quick profit.”

From New York Times