"interwoven together" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is intricately connected or intertwined with each other. For example: - The threads of the fabric were interwoven together to create a beautiful tapestry. - The histories of our families were interwoven together, making it hard to know where one ended and the other began. - The different themes in the movie were masterfully interwoven together, creating a complex and compelling story. The phrase "interwoven together" emphasizes the idea of things being intertwined or connected in a complex and cohesive manner.
This kind of flexibility may have a role in allowing enhanced access of the cellulases to the crystalline-cellulose substrate, which is interwoven together with hemicellulose, pectin and lignin components of the plant cell-wall.
The preliminary results indicated that the nano BC fibrils from two directions should be interwoven together, and finally an intact BNC tubular material was obtained with desirable mechanical properties but without the layered structure observed in previous studies.
In Yunnan, the ethnic minorities are influenced by Chinese culture, western religions, south Asian religions, and some have their ancient religions, which are interwoven together and may differ or even conflict with baccalaureate nursing students' learned knowledge, hence sometimes undermine the process of learning about caring.
Write or listen to shoegaze music which is "introspective, self-deprecating music with a non-confrontational feel... Guitar effects are typically from two distorted rhythms interwoven together giving an exceptional muddied sound"... Guitar effects are typically from two distorted rhythms interwoven together giving an exceptional muddied sound".
Towns were interwoven, cobbled together by tradition and a long economic and cultural thread.
On her knees the fingers of her hands are interwoven, clenched together.
We have presented them as two separate themes in this paper, but it is important to underline that in practice they are closely interwoven and together govern the staff's practice.
The two narrative strands, Amelia's and the trolls', are not so much interwoven as bolted together, and the whole thing feels slightly bloated compared to the first book.
The ultrathin filaments have long fascinated scientists, but until now they have been maddeningly difficult to work with, because they tend to clump together in a messy interwoven form akin to steel wool.
In a regime, a multitude of actors and organizations is tightly interwoven into a network of mutual dependencies held together through formal and informal relations, e.g., through contracts and trust (respectively).
Over time the pad evolved from a single list to amoeba-like structures circling relationships interwoven with threads tying orbs of fragmented plot together.
