'inextricable to' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which two things are so closely related that it is difficult to separate them. For example, "The two sides of the argument seem inextricable to each other, making it difficult to find a complete solution."
He was inextricable to the brand of the show.
The band is, first and foremost, a rhythm machine: Malcolm's distinctive chop is inextricable to their identity.
This is a function of his peasant, punkish ultra-confidence in the value of his pure (unegotistic) honesty, as an adolescent seeing through the adult hypocrisy and convention veiling the sensual, unsane world; a boy to whom language was understood as inextricable (to the seer) from reality, and who knew how to wield those words, existence itself.
Its adoption into erotic practice is simply another application of rope a tool inextricable to the culture itself.
On the way to solve this problem, it is inextricable to measure QOL for older people accurately at onset.
As we said from the outset, there is no moment when maritimity becomes inextricable to Swahili practice and worldview, and relations with the sea and associated seascapes that these produced would have continued to change over ensuing centuries (Breen and Lane 2003; Lane 2005).
"Rat-a-tat-tat!" Alphonse Capone has been gone for 60 years, but his legacy — and his inextricable link to Chicago — refuses to die.
To do so, FIFA, like the IOC and other sports associations, will have to acknowledge soccer's inextricable ties to politics, clean house, and introduce independent oversight and principles that govern their relationship with politics.
His current exhibit (which runs through October 28th) is designed to remind viewers of their inextricable relationship to nature, a connection that he views as having been lost as China and the world have rushed headlong to develop.
The WA philosophy is an attempt to explain the emergence of an intelligible world at the same time as coming to terms with mind's inextricable relation to matter.
It would have been better for the world if this movie had been made decades ago, because the facts that are brought out in Buirski's film are—and ought to be known as a constant and inextricable correlate to African-Americans' ongoing and frustrated quest for civil rights.
