"intertwined concepts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe two or more ideas or concepts that are closely connected or interwoven with each other. Example: In modern society, the concepts of technology and communication are often intertwined, as advancements in one often lead to advancements in the other.
These intertwined concepts are the focus of his last three books published in English: Understanding the Muslim Discourse: Language, Tradition and the Message of Bin Laden (2009), Re-inventing Civil Society-Based Governance in Africa (2010), and Muslim Institutions of Higher Education in Postcolonial Africa (2015).
Patient call light usage and nurse responsiveness to call lights are two intertwined concepts that could pertain to patients' safety during hospital stays [ 1, 2].
The 1948 UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights and subsequent establishment of the World Bank aptly recognised human rights and development as intertwined concepts that are not mutually exclusive [ 3].
7 But we think the better analysis forthrightly focuses on the extent of a particular defendant's rights under the Fourth Amendment, rather than on any theoretically separate, but invariably intertwined concept of standing.
2. In any event, the better analysis of the principle that Fourth Amendment rights are personal rights that may not be asserted vicariously should focus on the extent of a particular defendant's rights under that Amendment, rather than on any theoretically separate but invariably intertwined concept of standing.
I think, perhaps even more so than globalization or technology (and they're all intertwined), this concept explains all three of the above figures.
Citizenship and recovery would appear to be two intertwined and complementary concepts.
Even though parallelism involves independent origin and homology-inherited evolution, these distinct evolutionary concepts can become intertwined, as expressed by Gould (p. 1079): "At the level of an overt phenotypic structure under explicit consideration, parallelism denies homology and asserts independent origin.
It also makes for an impressive looking skyscraper too, as the concept images of these intertwined towers being built in Taipei City show.
The Large Helical Device (LHD) is the world's largest helical device based on the "heliotron" concept, which consists of two continuous intertwined helical toroidal coils.
Their views are rooted in identities and values, as well as in economic perceptions; and these things are all intertwined". Is there a way to illustrate that concept to people who might not understand exactly how that works?
