The phrase "able to integrate with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the compatibility or functionality of different systems, software, or components that can work together.
Example: "The new software is able to integrate with existing systems, enhancing overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "capable of connecting with" or "designed to work with".
Applicants must be able to integrate with a team and have appropriate professional dress and demeanor.
Collagen has a major advantage in being biocompatible, bioresorbable, easily available, low antigenic, and able to integrate with surrounding tissues.
They told her what crimes they had committed and confessed that they were afraid they might never be able to integrate with society and build a future.
The company's founders say they are committed to remaining independent because Cue must be able to integrate with all types of online accounts to be fully functional.
Now scientists at Brown University have started working on superior implants that may be easier to monitor and better able to integrate with the surrounding cells of the body.
(Merah's childhood was particularly barren in this respect). They told her what crimes they had committed and confessed that they were afraid they might never be able to integrate with society and build a future.
In the first cohort, students primarily substituted off-campus with on-campus physical activities and seemed more able to integrate exercising with studying.
Education: Congregations that educate their members on disability issues and work together with disability-related organizations are also more welcoming and better able to integrate people with special needs into the life of the community, studies find.
Suppliers need to ensure they remain adept at producing high-quality content, while omnichannel business models must focus heavily on a stellar customer experience and modular producers, which offer "plug-and-play" services need to be able to integrate reliably with other business' platforms, no matter the technology.
Developers would be able to integrate it with REST, HTTP, HTTP/2, and other protocols.
Since we are not able to integrate directly with Swathbuckler, our host code reads the data from a file on the shared disk.
