The phrase "interwoven network" is a correctly constructed phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a complex, interconnected system of things. For example: "The interwoven network of rivers, lakes, and streams formed a vital part of the local ecosystem."
The HRTEM image of P-AMS-F showed the disordered interwoven network of the pore architecture.
The SEM profiles presented a three-dimensional MWNTs interwoven network surface structure with a large accessible surface area.
You have clumps of friends scattered around the world who don't know one another: now you don't have an interwoven network.
The zigzag chains in two different directions are entangled to generate a 2D interwoven network, which is stabilized by hydrogen bonding interactions.
While officials declined to discuss those options, Mr. Rumsfeld suggested that the administration would move rapidly with developing and testing systems, adding them to an interwoven network as they proved successful.
(I remember reading a New York Times piece about them in my junior year of college. How will I ever find it? If only there was some interwoven network of computers that gave me access to old newspaper articles).
The brain's interwoven networks are too intricate for the technology to properly view them.
Control of such interwoven networks becomes vital.
Hitting fraternities and sororities — small, interwoven networks — with a regular cadence proved incredibly effective.
All these shreds of evidence reflect the interwoven networks of navigation and memory [10].
Adapting an image from the third "protocol," some editions represent the interwoven networks of international Jews and Bolsheviks as a serpent twisting around Europe.
