The phrase 'intertwining between' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to mean that two distinct things are connected to each other in a complicated and often confusing way. Example: The relationships between the characters were complex, intertwining between family, friendship and romance.
Moreover, the intertwining between thermodynamic and dynamic parameters in the performance of a fixed-bed was highlighted.
Their subsequent deep friendship and intellectual collaboration – a bromance that invented "behavioural economics" and established cognitive rules for human irrationality – has arguably done as much to define our world as, say, the intertwining between Francis Crick and James Watson.
The answer to this question depends on the nature of the intertwining between the cognitive and affective in emotions.
Do you foresee an intersection or an intertwining between your music and your acting?
Newman describes it as "an exquisite miniature, with much dialoguing and intertwining between the woodwind instruments".
I mean, "Spider-Man" had special effects, but there's also a lot of humanity in "Spider-Man," a lot of intertwining between actual human relationships.
Endothelial cells form microcapillary-like structures containing a lumen and these were intertwined between the osteoblast cells and the biomaterial.
These microcapillary-like structures were intertwined between cell layers of osteoblasts and did not form when exogenous angiogenic stimuli were added to these cocultures.
Through this process, we could extract various possibilities of place-making in everyday life that becomes intertwine between the real and virtual space.
Since that time the complexity of issues intertwined between science, economics, public policy, and development have only intensified.
Flags meters long intertwined between the demolished buildings in Jobar (Damascus countryside) and the bombed out squares of Muarat al Numan (rural Idlib).
