The phrase "adapt and integrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of adjusting to new conditions and incorporating elements into a system or practice.
Example: "To succeed in this rapidly changing market, companies must learn to adapt and integrate new technologies into their existing frameworks."
Alternatives: "adjust and incorporate" or "modify and assimilate".
In advanced economies, the large number of graduates from expensive and outmoded educational systems – graduating with high debts and mismatched skills – points to a need to adapt and integrate professional and academic education.
Underpinning it is a common theme: that there is an ever more muscular and intimidating Muslim minority demanding special rights from a cowed and pandering, lily-livered body politic muzzled by "multicultural Britain" – rather than simply attempting to adapt and integrate, as immigrants of all religions have been doing in the UK for centuries.
He just got on with his work and it was nice to see him adapt and integrate with the others.
However, key for a successful development is to adapt and integrate all parts according to the requirements set for the solution.
Under this national framework, each school has to adapt and integrate more holistic strategies into their own program, adopting the national plans within the scope of the single schools' conditions.
In recent years, Component Based System (CBS) development has found widespread application, particularly in the domain of engineering software where it is often necessary to adapt and integrate existing software tools to handle new problems.
An inductive-degenerated cascoded LNA is adapted and integrated with a double-balanced mixer which is targeted for low-power application.
From an analytical standpoint, we present sufficient conditions for global node-to-node pinning controllability and we estimate the maximum switching period for network controllability by adapting and integrating available results on Lyapunov stability theory and partial averaging techniques.
This trend for innovation has carried parts of the holographic universe for interactive applications, where it becomes necessary to achieve and support technology by design projects and the domain anthropometric systems and processes, adapting and integrating the hologram in real time, scale and actual situation.
Tanenbaum's teaching approach is driven by its "Seven Principles for Inclusive Education," which are: teaching all students; exploring multiple identities; preventing prejudice; promoting social justice; choosing appropriate materials; teaching and learning about cultures and religions; and adapting and integrating lessons appropriately.
Evidence-based models for addressing each risk were adapted and integrated into a multiple risk behavior intervention format.
