The phrase "a possible integration between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for combining two or more elements, systems, or ideas.
Example: "We are exploring a possible integration between our software and the new platform to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "a potential merger of" or "a feasible combination of".
Bipop, which is based in Brescia, near Milan, agreed on Sunday to a "possible integration" with Banca di Roma, a leading lender in Italy.
Essentially, this paper aims at discussing the trends of waterfront development in the context of the urbanised coastal areas, and the possible integration between waterfront organisation and integrated management of the coastal area.
Moreover their possible integration in a unique structure is discussed.
Based on the information in the patent application, Apple plans to release a full-featured product with GPS routing, mapping, gear settings, communication between multiple riders, and possible integration with other devices like heart monitors.
Future proposals are geared towards a possible political integration, as well as airline amalgamation, regionalised stock exchange and a currency union, which Central Bank of Barbados governor Dr Marion Wilson believes is essential and achievable, though a narrowing of the differential between the region's interest and exchange rates will have to be accelerated if the 2010 deadline is to be met.
In searching for mechanistic explanations for the architectural defects associated with abnormal angiogenesis, we became interested in a possible connection between failed integration of neovascular networks, VEGF, and calpain activity.
To achieve the maximum possible indirect integration between processes assisted heat transfer, i.e., heat transfer outside the region between process pinch points, plays a significant role.
RSS delivery [6] and online photo albums [3] are a good example of possible integrations.
By this Progetto it is possible to achieve a good integration between adaptability and robustness, integration that is a fundamental objective for the resilience of a system.
Only a few academic GPs were concerned about a possible gap between research and practice, more likely with the integration of general practice departments in the universities.
