The phrase "an intimate mixture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a blend or combination of elements that are closely intertwined or deeply connected.
Example: "The artist's work is characterized by an intimate mixture of colors and textures that evoke strong emotions."
Alternatives: "a close blend" or "a deep combination".
Mars yellow is either a pure hydrated ferric oxide or an intimate mixture of that substance with an argillaceous or calcareous base.
What's new is the particular way we've used feedback to compute in a hybrid fashion, neither purely analog or digital, but an intimate mixture of both".
Most methods of preparing polyolefin diblock copolymers result in products with an intimate mixture of homopolymers and perhaps some diblock copolymer.
TiC and ZrC nanopowders were produced from an intimate mixture of oxide nanograins with free C synthesized by laser pyrolysis from the decomposition of a liquid precursor.
Synthetic ruby was the chief product and was produced by using an intimate mixture of aluminum and chromium oxides; 5 percent chromium oxide (Cr2O3) yields a pale-pink boule and 6 percent a deep-red one.
As this component separates, the remaining liquid continuously becomes richer in the other component, until, eventually, the composition of the liquid reaches a value at which both substances begin to separate simultaneously as an intimate mixture of solids.
As a result, a intimate mixture of oxides is obtained.
This solvent makes the partial alkoxides quite stable in solution and brings about better coprecipitation with a more intimate mixture of tin, antimony and vanadium.
It is known that good properties tend to result from an intimate phase mixture on the nanoscale.
In the second case this intimate mixture has likewise more chances of recurring than a heterogeneous assemblage.
It is further shown that the physical basis of the O.1 test an intimate mixture of finely-comminuted fuel and oxidizer misrepresents the most common type of accidents involving oxidizers, and that such test results do not correspond to scenarios of a less extreme nature.
