"interwoven nature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the intricate relationship between two or more things. For example, "The interwoven nature of human relationships makes the world go round."
Still, the interwoven nature of military and civilian goals in Afghanistan was plain.
Part of the delay stems from the complicated, interwoven nature of the deal.
Complicating matters is the interwoven nature of the trade center reconstruction project, parts of which cannot proceed until Mr. Silverstein's towers are built to at least street level.
This Christmas we are staging German playwright Bertolt Brecht's "The Caucasian Chalk Circle" – a difficult choice due to the interwoven nature of its multiple plot layers, but a production that will be largely student-led.
Revealed are the complex and interwoven nature of the decision to move involving experiences, events, and nested mini-decisions, as well as the emotional disruptions, loss of sense of self, and detachments that occur.
The holistic, interwoven nature of both theistic and atheistic arguments can be readily illustrated.
Macaulay believed in the existence of moral truths, which are "interwoven in the nature of contemplative objects" and which exist independently of God or human will.
They found that patients were ambivalent about the benefits and drawbacks of technology because whilst technology can be pivotal in making patients autonomous, it also imposes heavy restrictions that are intimately interwoven with the nature of the particular disease and with the patients' personal life trajectory [ 17].
The Iranian concept of home goes far beyond physical aspects, and its essence is interwoven with the spiritual nature of humankind.
At the center of Indian life was the belief that all of nature was alive, interwoven, and interdependent in a single spiritual world that included people (alive and dead), plants, and rocks; the moon and sun; evil and good.
Importantly, in line with integration theories, not only sensitivity to speech listening exists in production-related regions and vice versa, but the nature of such interwoven organisation is also built upon low-level perceptual features.
