The phrase "able to integrate all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a capability or functionality that encompasses the ability to combine or unify various elements or components.
Example: "The new software is able to integrate all existing systems, ensuring seamless communication between departments."
Alternatives: "capable of unifying all" or "able to combine all".
"He's able to integrate all the elements in his wheelhouse in a way few writers can".
He is in a very academically challenging school and his IQ is well above average, but he is really struggling because compared with his peers, he's not able to integrate all this information.
"Secondly, we've been able to integrate all of these components into running a personal service business".
Microfluidic-based biochips are replacing the conventional biochemical analyzers, and are able to integrate all the necessary functions for biochemical analysis.
For example, Grossman ([1990]) suggested that beginning teachers tend to rely more heavily on one domain of knowledge, whereas experienced teachers are able to integrate all of the domains in their practice.
The algorithm developed was tested in a real Portuguese LV network and showed good performance in controlling voltage profiles while being able to integrate all energy from renewable sources and minimizing the energy not supplied.
As Mr. Kaiser put it: "Powell still has to demonstrate that he is able to integrate a military and foreign-policy approach.
"We're the only [loyalty] player on the market that has been able to integrate with all the point-of-sales out there…The POS machine is like this goldmine of data – it has everything that people purchase, and it's what the merchant actually interacts with regularly".
The aim was to go beyond reducing the "look-up factor" — the time it takes to link to and reference external information, achieved via the Austrian startup's IndexAPI that sees it able to integrate with all manner of public, enterprise and bespoke data — to also enable Grape to detect and trigger workflows automatically, such as the ability to recognise dates, questions, assignments and to-dos.
What I think is helpful [about this convocation] is to get different people's perspectives who've done this from the standpoint of website development, from the standpoint of working with K-12 students, from the standpoint of working with the general public, and be able to integrate across all of that.
We remember when we engage deeply, when information is made meaningful, when it's colorful, when we're able to integrate it into the web of all the other things we know.
