"intertwine with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to connect, mix, or combine with something else. Example: The history of feminism intertwines with the fight for civil rights.
For an outsider, the threads intertwine with almost byzantine complexity.
(Not only does his experience intertwine with my own, so does his work.
Why shouldn't a civic and artistic rebirth intertwine with misdeeds and skulduggery?
Our projections intertwine with the projections of others, so authentic connection and communication become nearly impossible.
It's hard to suss out how views of the NRA and Planned Parenthoodd) intertwine with partisanship.
"It's our way of life that we intertwine with this divine nature every day".
Their lives intertwine with other noirish storylines and characters and the result just about makes sense.
We show how the neurocomputational models intertwine with LSA and the mathematical basis of functional neuroimaging.
"They give out the federal vouchers, O.K., for vouchers that they intertwine with local municipal housing authorities.
In many places, youth unemployment and street agitation can easily intertwine with longstanding ethnic and religious prejudices.
The horror is touched, inflected, by the way that the killings now intertwine with the everyday details of our lives.
