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The phrase "is entrenched in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is firmly established or deeply ingrained in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The belief that hard work leads to success is entrenched in our culture."
Alternatives: "is ingrained in" or "is embedded in".
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Homophobia is entrenched in Africa.
Belief in black magic is entrenched in the countryside.
Today that program is entrenched in the court system.
Today, such grievance is entrenched in the cultural landscape.
He is entrenched in his district, and he has his bodyguards.
Mrs Clinton is entrenched in the Democratic heartlands of California and the north-east.
The tech-transfer model is entrenched in medical schools and in biotech development.
It is entrenched in a wide array of cultural barriers, government policies and corporate workplace practices.
That ethos is entrenched in the culture in and out of sports.
He said: "The shocking lack of social mobility is entrenched in British society.
(Much of al-Shabaab, which is entrenched in the south, is resistant to ISIS's influence).
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