"more inextricably" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is strongly interconnected or linked together. For example, "The two nations are more inextricably linked than ever before."
Indeed, the more you think about them, the more inextricably linked they are to the thinking of the mainstream games.
And of course few great American artists are more inextricably linked to a particular place than Eakins is with Philadelphia.
He weirdly mixed the influences of Michelangelo and Gothic art - and mixes up text and image even more inextricably than a medieval manuscript.
"This is more inextricably linked to the economy at this point and is not just a dot-com issue," Ms. Abrams said.
No text in our time has had contexts more various and illuminating than The Satanic Verses, or mixed politics and literature more inextricably, and with deeper consequences for so many.
Thus, as a result of develop ments in Cambodia, the war stakes in Laos are higher than before, and the fighting here has become more inextricably part of the fighting in Vietnam and Cambodia.
More Brits inextricably linked to India include the Beatles, who spent time in Rishikesh in 1968, meditating and making music at the ashram of Maharishi Mahesh.
On the other, it means more programming inextricably bound up with kids' products.
It is a way of thinking that is actually more fundamentally, inextricably yet subtly intertwined with the American dream than we may think.
As the summer ends, so begins the autumn film-festival season, more than ever inextricably linked with the end-of-year scrabble for awards that culminates in the Oscars in February 2017.
And as it does so, Obama's circle of advisors will become inextricably more conservative.
