The phrase "are increasingly interwoven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the growing complexity or connection between two or more elements or concepts over time.
Example: "In today's society, technology and personal relationships are increasingly interwoven, affecting how we communicate and interact with one another."
Alternatives: "are becoming more intertwined" or "are progressively linked".
"This review comes at a time of tremendous innovation, as mobile devices are increasingly interwoven in our daily lives," Mr. Genachowski said in the letter.
Across stadiums, during ad breaks and even on players' kit through sponsorships, betting messages are increasingly interwoven with our love of the game.
"This review comes at a time of tremendous innovation, as mobile devices are increasingly interwoven in our daily lives," Genachowski continues.
But when corporate money is so interwoven into the electoral system and politicians are increasingly willing to defer to their corporate overlords then power is dangerously unchecked, threatens the system itself and the nation as a whole.
It's my belief that simplicity and elegance are increasingly going to win the day as computing continues to be interwoven into our everyday lives.
At the Queen's banquet, he used a similar phrase: "With growing interdependence and interwoven interests, countries in the world are increasingly becoming a community of shared future".
Foreigners are increasingly unwelcome.
The increasingly interwoven Plantagenet relationships were demonstrated by Edmund's second marriage to Joan Holland.
Keep your eyes on fintech in particular, where technology is used to gin up financial services and, in turn, complex finance used to gin up technology-dependent industries.The issue isn't simply that money is increasingly digitized and that the total economy increasingly interwoven with high finance.
As the machines learn more and more, they will become increasingly interwoven into the fabric of our lives -- and the hurdles we will have to overcome with them will be moral rather than technological.
"Exchanges were increasingly short".
