The phrase "able to integrate a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or capacity to combine or incorporate something into a system or process.
Example: "The new software is able to integrate a variety of data sources to enhance its functionality."
Alternatives: "capable of incorporating a" or "able to combine a".
As Mr. Kaiser put it: "Powell still has to demonstrate that he is able to integrate a military and foreign-policy approach.
Both (1) are independent of any predefined regression model, (2) can model complex response surfaces and (3) are able to integrate a secondary "soft" information.
Another area of change is in actually being able to integrate a PayPal button into an app.
Three software programs are described which are able to integrate a digital field log with an online database for "basic" and "certified" material belonging to nurseries or farms.
Those partners will be able to integrate a ReadyForZero widget into their sites, providing visualization for the progress they make in paying off debt.
Chemical analysis initially focused on heavy metals and acidification, but with improving analytical methods soil monitoring networks are able to integrate a larger array of organic contaminants such as pesticides.
With Amazon's technology background, perhaps Riggs will be able to integrate an interactive element so viewers can participate somehow.
Successful users have to be able to integrate an aspect of this wide versatility, back in the product design or redesign phase.
But there is hope he will soon be able to integrate an inclusive school and attend regular education classes with a mixed group of children.
In addition, for each individual patient we foresee that we will be able to integrate an individual's genetic, molecular, cellular, organ and social networks into an overall 'network of networks' [ 10].
It requires the substance of a Department of Women's Health to be able to integrate all these perspectives in an overall concept and to thereby be able to face the challenges for health care and research evolving from the rapid changes in many fields.
