The phrase "absolutely integrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fully combined or unified without any separation or distinction.
Example: "The new software is absolutely integrated with our existing systems, ensuring seamless functionality."
Alternatives: "completely unified" or "fully incorporated".
"All the factories and the places of private production were absolutely integrated into the urban fabric of the city," De Liguori says.
Kuttner, 71, was described at the time of his resignation by the last editor of the newspaper, Colin Myler, as a man whose "DNA is absolutely integrated into the newspaper which he has represented across the media with vigour".
"I think the two are absolutely integrated, the experience of watching UHD content on a curved TV with that focus on picture quality but also on design and craftsmanship, it's a really rewarding experience.
Theorem 1 Let D ( x, y ) be an absolutely integrated on the square [ 0, b ] × [ 0, b ] function.
Now an emeritus professor of math at the State University of Campinas outside S-o Paulo, he explained his thinking a couple of years ago to The Chronicle of Higher Education: "Mathematics is absolutely integrated with Western civilization, which conquered and dominated the entire world.
here ρ = z 3, ω j = exp ( 2 π i j / 3 ), i = − 1, A is a constant, D ( x, y ) is an absolutely integrated function.
"In those movies I absolutely integrate using condoms and show my performers reaching for them," Drake said, "because I'm creating a product that's educational, not a fantasy product".
Extensive surgery has a place in locoregional and limited metastatic breast cancer recurrences but this option must absolutely be integrated in the multidisciplinary strategy of therapeutic options and needs to be planned with a curative intent.
But this research shows that normal reading involves a "circuit, the ability to have all of those components integrated absolutely automatically," said Maryanne Wolf, a dyslexia expert at Tufts University.
But eventually it will probably become integrated into absolutely everything.
One lesson was that working within an "integrated" knowledge model was absolutely essential, whereby stakeholders were engaged from the very beginning and the KTP helped establish a partnership between researchers and policymakers.
