The relation between the temperature dependence of the spectroscopical
ly-observable phonon-frequency square, omega(o)(2) of the optical mode
or omega(A)(2) of the acoustic mode, and that of relevant thermodynam
ic coefficients is considered. A special emphasis is laid on the piezo
electric or sublattice-piezoelectric interaction between optical and a
coustic modes in the lattice where not all the constituent atoms occup
y the center of symmetry. The temperature dependence of the bilinearly
-coupled-mode frequency is found to deviate from that of the renormali
zed thermodynamic parameters observed experimentally, which results in
some modification of the Lyddane-Sachs-Teller relation. The mixing of
interacting phonons, their normal modes and possible strain-induced i
onic-site displacements are also discussed.