The phrase "an intermingling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a blending or mixing of different elements, ideas, or cultures.
Example: "The festival was a vibrant celebration, showcasing an intermingling of music, art, and culinary traditions from around the world."
Alternatives: "a blending of" or "a fusion of".
A true gift, in short, is an intermingling of respect and affection between equals.
There is nothing new about the tensions and difficulties that emerge from an intermingling of cross-cultural, cross functional groups.
There is an intermingling of inputs in visceral and somatic tissues, and there is similar convergence in the thalamus.
There really is a healthy mixture of established and emerging artists getting shots this season, an intermingling of them.
In this week's issue of the magazine, I write about Katie Mitchell's theater piece "One Evening," an intermingling of Schubert's song-cycle "Winterreise" and texts by Samuel Beckett.
In 1999, Ramachandran turned his attention to synesthesia, an intermingling of the senses that causes some people to see each letter of the alphabet in a particular color.
In her candle, Fairy Tale of New York (named after Shane MacGowan's punk rock Christmas song), we get an interesting intermingling of blood orange and coriander, a heart of mimosa and saffron, a resonant base of myrrh resins and amber oils, and just a trace of smoky tobacco for some extra attitude.
The program began with an ingenious intermingling of movements from Heinrich Biber's 1673 piece "Battalia," an evocation of the Thirty Years' War, and George Crumb's 1970 "Black Angels," a white-hot response to Vietnam.
Throughout the book, there are many happy surprises: an original and pragmatic point of view, a distinctive intermingling of humor and tragedy, a high level of empathy.
But that's how Nguyen has portrayed it in Vietgone, at Manhattan Theatre Club, as an unlikely intermingling of family play, history play, sex farce, action flick, and cultural critique.
They all have different reasons for wanting to end their lives, and usually it is not a single reason – not just the loss of a job, a marital breakdown or a sense of worthlessness but a complex intermingling of negative thoughts and issues.
