The phrase "a detailed integration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough and comprehensive combination or merging of different elements, such as data, systems, or processes.
Example: "The report includes a detailed integration of the new software with our existing systems to ensure seamless functionality."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive integration" or "an in-depth integration".
Although the underlying causes of reduced virulence in Bd remain unknown (e.g. ecological factors, host or pathogen evolution), it is evident that a more detailed integration of the disease evolutionary history and adaptive potential of this disease could help predict and mitigate its impact.
A close and detailed integration of both decision fields is missing in the literature so far.
To realise industrial co-production of chemicals from biomass in a cost-effective manner will require detailed integration of unit operations from biomass deconstruction, sugar upgrading, separations, and product upgrading and finishing, warranting a co-design, integrated approach.
GE has learnt to start planning the detailed integration of its quarry earlier and earlier—even while it is still doing due diligence.
Ms. Livermore said it would be reasonable to expect that more jobs will move overseas, but she said she did not know how many would move or be cut, in part because the companies have not yet done detailed integration plans.
More detailed integration methods and implementation procedures are elaborated in the following separate sections.
The detailed integration of transport logistics hubs would lead to greater realism of models, which would enable policy decision makers to assess policy measures in a more accurate way.
The computer model contains over 4000 parameters that describe the detailed integration of physiology based upon basic physical principles and established biologic interactions.
In response to questions about studies that show customer response to be tepid about the acquisition, McKinney says that's because regulations prevent HP from providing customers with product roadmaps and detailed integration plans.
