The phrase "wrap together" can be correct and usable in written English.
It means to combine or unite different things or ideas into a cohesive whole. Example: The final paragraph of the essay neatly wraps together all of the main points discussed in the previous sections.
The first was an advertising supplement packaged in a non-environmentally friendly plastic wrap together with the journal Nature.
(The missing fourth layers at the top and bottom of the X signify how closely the two corkscrew backbones wrap together).
The strains that run through the alt-right — that wrap together the vicious misogyny and plaintive victimhood of GamerGate with Prussia-venerating neo-reactionaries — are in their essence not matters of substance but of style.
Much as the real genius of Google + was not as a standalone social network, but rather as a social layer to wrap together the full Google ecosystem, the real genius of Apple TV may be that it is the final way to wrap together every part of Apple's ecosystem, ensuring that all multimedia content flows from the iTunes store to an Apple device, whether you're home or on the road.
That's the tale, in a nutshell, told by "Fire and Rain: The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, James Taylor, CSNY, and the Lost Story of 1970," which proposes to wrap together a year in the life of several loosely connected artists.
The president's vision was an attempt to wrap together major U.S. goals in the Islamic world -- new governments in Iraq and Afghanistan, an Arab-Israeli peace, as well as political and economic openings in a wide swath of countries from North Africa to South Asia -- under the wider rubric of promoting democracy.
The use of steel pipe with a fiber-reinforced composite over-wrap together has produced an exceptionally strong pipe with positive advantages in weight and corrosion resistively.
A bale is simply a group of rugs wrapped together.
It was a Bible "wrapped together" with his letters home.
Obama continues to call for a broad approach that wraps together energy and climate provisions.
"Instead of a single board game, you're offered seven shrink-wrapped together," she said.
