"inherent identity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that is an innate and intrinsic part of someone or something, such as a sense of self or a particular trait. For example, "Despite the varying opinions of those around her, she remained true to her inherent identity."
Two actors, David Lavine and George Millenbach, play seven roles, charmlessly, albeit with fleet changes, intentional overlaps and inherent identity confusions.
The Natha sect consists of yogis whose aim is to achieve sahaja, a state of neutrality transcending the duality of human existence through an awakening of the self's inherent identity with absolute reality.
While these attacks deal with a person's viewpoints rather than their inherent identity, like most bullying, Facebook can efficiently repurpose existing technologies to suspend accounts that try to disrupt civil discourse.
Serving as the diversity quotient means that you will not be able to make a true change to the community, since you are stuck in your inherent identity, unable to cause real ripples in the larger community, beside your initial diversity debut.
From Avicenna's theory that "our knowledge is a construct of the will," he learns to reject "inherent identities" in favor of "a theory of identity as a dynamic function of the will, whether... of the self or of the nation".
Whatever limits are inherent to identity political formations, however, the unfashionableness of the phrase itself belies the deep implication of questions of power and legitimate government with demands for self-determination that are unlikely to fade away.
Its conclusion is that, if a theory is generally covariant, the bare points of the spacetime manifold can have no inherent primitive identity (inherited say, from the underlying topology), and so no reality independent of, in particular, the non-zero value of the metrical field associated with each point (Stachel 1980; Norton 1984 , 1993.
And firing up 'the base' means inflaming the passions of those true believers who are already more motivated by their inherent tribal identities and affiliations, and readier to circle the wagons.
A researcher faces challenges in recruitment due to potential anonymity, especially regarding age verification, use of pseudonyms, and multiple or alternative identities, the inherent flux of identities and number of members, and the ongoing economic and social disparities in Internet access and usage.
And it ignores the accounting identity inherent in the financial sector balances model.
(More specifically, I identify as a non-binary woman because a lot of my experiences are the result of being socialized as a woman, so I do feel an affiliation with that gender in that way, but I don't personally feel this is something inherent to my identity).
