The phrase "are intertwined with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or connection between two or more elements, indicating that they are closely linked or related.
Example: "The themes of love and loss are intertwined with a deeper exploration of identity in the novel."
Alternatives: "are connected with a" or "are linked to a".
Nationalist pride and the increasing strength of the Georgian Orthodox Church are intertwined with a revival of its ancient polyphonic sacred music, repressed during the Soviet regime.
Two interviews recorded live at the 2015 New Yorker Festival: Patti Smith talks with David Remnick about how her writing and music are intertwined, with a live performance of "Because the Night"; the fiction writers Jonathan Safran Foer and George Saunders interview each other.
They do apply versions of the laws of excluded middle and non-contradiction, along with concepts of logical "admissibility" (ke) and "perversity" (bei) that are intertwined with a rough notion of logical consistency.[21] They also employ a rigorous system of quantifiers and conjunctions of implication.
However, the habitus and capital are intertwined with a specific field [ 76].
These episodes are intertwined with a similarly complex history of volcanism along the eastern flank of the range over the same time period [ 23].
As a result, in France these domains are intertwined with an unusual, and often surprising, intimacy.
A tattoo on his knuckles, below the drug-free tattoo, that reads "romance" when his fingers are intertwined with an arrowed heart on his left pinkie at the end.
Firstly, the reasons for consultation are intertwined with an individual's ideas, concerns and expectations [ 7], and their agenda for the consultation.
The scene is intertwined with a mix of art, radical politics, rave culture and rock.
Can a hard line by teams be intertwined with a more open atmosphere?
So, at every stage, the conflict between absolutism and liberty is intertwined with a drama about flawed personal relationships.
