"inherently characterized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about an attribute that someone or something is always seen as having, without it being given to them or chosen by them. For example, "The company's influence was inherently characterized by its long-standing reputation."
Grinding is inherently characterized by very high-localized heating.
The groundwater system is inherently characterized with complexity, nonlinearity, multiscalarity and randomness, influenced by natural and/or anthropogenic factors, which complicate the dynamic predictions (Yang et al. 2015).
The parametric functions such as an exponential shaping function and raised-cosine function are chosen as the muting curve because they have superior freedom in the shape and are inherently characterized by core parameters, which are optimized to minimize the difference between the desired signal and the reconstructed signal.
He quoted, "Don't teach me anything, I don't want to learn", which inherently characterized the American reaction towards learning the technology behind the Internet.
Volatility is a dimension that inherently characterizes certain types of data.
Two-phase flow phenomenon is inherently complicated and characterized by a large number of flow variables.
The pathogenesis of psoriasis, a common chronic inflammatory skin disease, is inherently complex and characterized by alterations of various cell types.
Twenty-seven years later, relationships among women still tend to be characterized as inherently competitive (see most any reality show on at prime time, or this summer's best-selling thriller "Gone, Girl"), acquisitive or covetous ("Sex and the City") backstabbing and undermining ("Downton Abbey") or primarily strategic ("Mad Men") — and in all cases, subordinate to relationships with men.
The chemical, pharmaceutical and other related process industries are characterized by inherently hazardous processes and activities.
The Southern Guinea savanna zone of Nigeria is characterized by inherently low soil fertility status and rapid nutrient depletion especially soil organic matter.
The network should provide both a periodic low-power monitoring service and a real-time alarm propagation mechanism which must be robust enough to cope with inherently unreliable wireless links characterized by signal power fluctuations.
