The phrase "and it is intrinsically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the inherent nature or essential quality of something in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The value of art is subjective, and it is intrinsically tied to the emotions it evokes in the viewer."
Alternatives: "and it is inherently" or "and it is fundamentally".
The Curia is the holder of the church's concept of leading Catholic communities throughout its history, and it is intrinsically concerned with keeping with the traditionalism of Vatican's institutions.
The disease is caused by the bacterium, Burkholderia pseudomallei and it is intrinsically resistant to many antibiotics.
Traditionally, SWCNTs are grown from a metal catalyst with a vapor-liquid-solid mechanism, where the catalyst is in liquid state with fluctuating structures, and it is intrinsically unfavorable for the structure control of SWCNTs.
McCann (1998: 180) holds that an agent's exercise of active control has two aspects: any basic action is a spontaneous, creative undertaking on the part of the agent, and it is intrinsically intentional.
There seem to be three categories in which answers to this question might fall: coercion is intrinsically wrongful; it is prima facie or pro tanto wrongful, though it may be justified by further facts; and it is intrinsically morally neutral, though some uses of it may be wrongful because of specific facts about them.
When compared with other Gram-negative bacilli, the outer membrane of A. baumannii is less permeable which might be due to the small number and size of porins and thus it is intrinsically less susceptible to antimicrobial agents [ 17].
People divulge information online because they are susceptible to manipulations that promote disclosure (Acquisti et al. 2015), and because it is intrinsically rewarding (Tamir and Mitchell 2012).
In our view, it is imperative that researchers engage in discussions and debates around the use of community viral load and how it is intrinsically linked to the logics of governmentality.
The president of Zambia said today that his country, which is inching toward famine, would continue to refuse relief food that may be genetically modified, calling such food "poison" and saying it is "intrinsically dangerous".
A being is 'something' if and only if it is intrinsically possible, and something is intrinsically possible, if and only if its predicates or "determinations" are not contradictory.
In this paper, we study the theoretical complexity of the P-value problem and prove that it is intrinsically difficult.
