The phrase "a strong integration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effective combination or merging of different elements, ideas, or systems.
Example: "The project aims for a strong integration of technology and education to enhance learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "a robust combination of" or "a solid merging of".
Twenty research units, comprised of 220 researchers, decided to work together in order to provide a strong integration of their teams and thus break the fragmentation of European research in this area and work more efficiently.
Our recent paper on the role of the LuxI1 autoinducer synthase [ 27] together with the present work suggest a strong integration of QS and the CtrA phosphorelay.
Therefore, a strong integration of evolutionary developmental biology (Evo-devo) with evolutionary ecology is required if we want to gain a comprehensive and thorough understanding of the origin of organismal diversity [ 5 7].
RRI thus also embraces a stronger integration of ethics and societal aspects in research and innovation.
The problem of overcapacity indicates the need for a stronger integration of technological aspects into fisheries management.
A stronger integration of medical and psychiatric care could help prevent the negative effects of these co-occurring disorders on the long-term outcome of patients with BD.
Globally, overcapacity is considered as the most serious threat to sustainable fisheries, which indicates the need for a stronger integration of technological aspects into fisheries management.
The analysis reveals food waste as a complex and multi-faceted issue that cannot be attributed to single variables; this also calls for a stronger integration of different disciplinary perspectives.
Regarding the transition to competitive bidding processes as promoted in the EU energy aid guidelines, it is necessary to critically discuss the question of how a stronger integration of different RES in existing electricity markets can actually contribute to improving security of supply, reducing the costs of RES expansion and transforming the electricity system.
Primary health care services in Sabah and Sarawak work with a stronger integration of community members.
This requires a stronger integration of socio-ecological systems analysis, land use planning and agronomic research into an integrated approach that co-designs novel land systems in close collaboration with the local stakeholders while accounting for the regional and global context.
