The phrase "a integration" is not correct in written English; it should be "an integration." You can use "an integration" when referring to the process of combining or coordinating different systems, components, or elements.
Example: "The software update includes an integration of new features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "a merger" or "a unification."
Cattaneo, A., Dherin, B., and Weinstein, A, Integration of Lie algebroid comorphisms, Portugaliae Mathematica 70 (2013), 113 -144.
The work was organized in three subtasks: A) integration criteria and guidelines, B) tools and methods for architects, and C) case studies and communication guidelines.
A: Integration with Twitter/Facebook is acknowledgment that this is users want to do.
Our goal is to find a combination of the set of latent graphs { E(1), E(2),..., E(t )} to integrate the latent linkages to infer a integration latent graph Ê such that the weight on the edge of two protein nodes linked together is large (small) if they have similar (different) functions.
The following adaptations were made to NS-2 in order to better support WiNoC simulations: a) Integration of a UWB radio technology implementation We integrated into NS-2 (version 2.29) the only available implementation of Impulse Radio UWB (IR-UWB) from the simulator's contributed code website [30, 31].
(a) Integration of the robotic interface within a real-time monitoring platform for closed-loop postural control in paralyzed rats.
A good example might be an integration between an HR solution and other enterprise software.
This involves a summation, this involves an integration.
The Human Brain Project is primarily "an integration project" not a data generation project, he says.
Mauritania does not have a state problem, it has an integration problem.
These dialogues are an important first step towards an integration with the movement for Black lives.
