The phrase "are run together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations where elements, such as words or ideas, are combined or merged without separation.
Example: "In this sentence, the words are run together, making it difficult to read."
Alternatives: "are combined" or "are merged".
It consists of two new works, "Secret Mary" and "poem," which are run together without pause.
One characteristic runs through all these examples: the letters, symbols and words are run together, without spaces.
Turkish is an agglutinative language, in which the various parts of speech, tense and case markers are run together.
Looking at the question of how babies can recognize individual words when they are run together in sentences, or what he called "the cocktail party problem," Dr. Jus czyk found that the exaggerated phrasing that adults often used in speaking to infants actually helped the children, because it highlighted the boundaries between words.
Quite often the theses are run together.
There are, in fact, many distinct issues in this debate, and sometimes several of them are run together.
This time round, three previously separate Arab parties are running together on a joint list tipped to do well.
"All the candidates' names are running together," he said, as he waited out a rainstorm yesterday afternoon.
Petrova and Zakharova, while not training partners, have taken long runs together in Russia in preparation for the race, and they are running together this week in Central Park.
Now several long-flowing streams of interest in Latin jazz are running together, and it seems that the form is becoming recognized as official culture in America, ready for heritage-building, specialized analysis and education.
The abbreviated editions were run together in a special section.
