The phrase "a tool for integration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a resource or method that facilitates the process of combining different elements or systems.
Example: "The new software serves as a tool for integration, allowing various applications to work seamlessly together."
Alternatives: "a means of integration" or "a resource for integration".
Conceived as a tool for integration, the euro could, instead, tear Europe apart.
This chapter describes the characteristics of ecodesign, a tool for integration of environmental considerations in product development processes, and its relevance for the food sector.
There was a conference for the economic community of the West African states, and the theme of the conference was "using media as a tool for integration".
The objectives of EnRICH are firstly to provide a tool for integration of multiple or heterogeneous data sets to prioritize candidate molecules that fulfill user-defined criteria, and secondly to make the integration process flexible and simple for biologists who have little programming skill.
WHAT THIS STUDY ADDS TO OUR KNOWLEDGE ☑ This model-based approach represents a tool for integration of knowledge related to disease progression, clinical outcome, dose-limiting toxicities, quality of life, and cost effectiveness, in order to evaluate different potential treatment strategies at early stages of drug development.
In addition, bioinformatic tool such as TEAM (a tool for the integration of expression and linkage and association maps) is designed to integrate linkage, association and expression data, together with functional annotations however currently it is not implemented to handle GWAS data [ 8].
In summary, the prediction model proposed in this study may serve as a tool for the integration of acoustical variables in city planning.
PATIKA is a tool for data integration and pathway analysis.
The investigation of edge plasmas at the stellarator W7-X requires a flexible tool for integration of a variety of different diagnostics as e.g. electrical probes, probing magnetic coils, material collection, or material exposition probes, and gas injection.
In a general practice shared-care model, the PHR is a valuable tool for integration between the woman and the health care provider.
Agent-based models provide a powerful tool for integration of multiple drivers of ecological systems, but selecting and interpreting their output is often challenging.
