The phrase "intertwined relations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which two or more entities are closely linked or connected in some way. For example, "The intertwined relations between government policy and the economy are often difficult to unravel."
Even the courthouse gallery reflects the intertwined relations of Providence.
The game's complex rules may remind him of Xstrata's intertwined relations with its biggest shareholder, Glencore.
In a separate development underscoring the intertwined relations between Mr. Murdoch's newspapers and the police, The Evening Standard on Tuesday reported that The News of the World's former chief reporter worked as an official source for the police under the code name George.
The proposed approach models simultaneously product and supply chain architectures pointing out the sequencing of tasks and intertwined relations between partners.
Unfortunately, ignoring the increasingly intertwined relation between human and drug trafficking is a privilege that the U.S and Mexico can no longer afford, not when this activity promises to rise alarmingly in the following years as drug cartels continue to gain power and impunity in Mexico.
Conventional Japanese manufacturers, in contrast, have been producing heavily integrated products with intertwined FR and DP relations.
The intertwined metric relation and holohedral point/plane symmetry-based hierarchy of the Bravais lattice types [28, 29] forms the backbone of both the underlying geometric model selection process and our recently developed G-AIC procedure [17, 18] that allows for subjective threshold-free Bravais lattice type classifications at the given noise level of a more or less 2D-periodic image.
Each spirit is unique and intertwined; being in relation to all beings in all the universes is a truth that sustains me.
It is important to recognize that the joint Tθ, Tω, and TΔL relations are closely intertwined, and that age-related changes in series elasticity may occur in tandem with Tθ and Tω modifications, thereby complicating interpretations based on Tθ and/or Tω measurements alone.
References [25, 26] provide good introductions to geometric-structural crystallography, e.g., the intertwined nature of the metric relations and plane symmetries that characterize the Bravais lattice types.
The challenge from fiduciary law casts contract as inextricably intertwined with mandatory duties of loyalty and other-regard, triggered by the relations of trust that promises establish.
