The phrase "a complete integration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thorough merging or unification of different elements, systems, or ideas.
Example: "The project aims for a complete integration of technology and education to enhance learning experiences."
Alternatives: "a full incorporation of" or "an entire amalgamation of".
This paper offers a complete integration of the techniques used to represent SoS architectures.
These have been overcome by providing a complete integration of a 3D fracture system to a 3D PFC model.
Usually, the integration of these levels is only carried out at the geometry level, without a complete integration of the dimension and tolerance levels.
So the building-up of a spatial information infrastructure is aimed at a complete integration of geo-data providers and geo-information users in a comprising GI-network.
Unfortunately, a complete integration of energy efficiency aspects into industrial design practice of Energy-related Products (ErPs) has not yet been achieved.
Moreover, we demonstrate that after in vivo transplantation, there is a complete integration of vessels within the bone chips, and this leads to the formation of a vascularized bone tissue.
In tissue engineering, revascularization of the transplanted tissue is a crucial prerequisite for a complete integration and functionality of the transplant in the host.
The details for found places now include a one-line description ("Chinese restaurant famous for dim sum"); a five-star rating system (including a decimal — "4.3," for example — because, let's face it, almost everything these days winds up with a four-star rating); the ability to upload your own photos of a place; and a more complete integration of the Zagat guides, which Google bought.
The results suggest that the RCOPE may be useful to researchers and practitioners interested in a comprehensive assessment of religious coping and in a more complete integration of religious and spiritual dimensions in the process of counseling.
The resulting bulked-up Photo Realism lacks the rawness of her previous work but makes one look forward to a more complete integration of her talents.
A more complete integration of T3 translational research into the more traditional research continuum is necessary if we are to achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients.
