The phrase "adapted to integrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been modified or adjusted to work well with another system or component.
Example: "The software was adapted to integrate seamlessly with the existing infrastructure, ensuring smooth operations."
Alternatives: "modified to incorporate" or "designed to merge".
Most of them were adapted to integrate comments and feedback during and after the conference.
It can be further adapted to integrate additional features, e.g., de-duplication, indexation or some usual and unusual complex computations over encrypted data.
Although SORTING supports student learning of typical sorting algorithms such as Bubble-sort, Quick-sort and Selection-sort, it can also be adapted to integrate more sorting algorithms.
Therefore, to accelerate and improve the design of eco-inventive solutions, new approaches must be created and adapted to integrate the constraints of eco-invention in the preliminary design.
In the future it is hoped a high service frequency and a train that is adapted to integrate with passenger traffic, will allow shippers to be sure that the cargo is delivered on time to the customer.' Q21 'At present when planning a train path the freight vehicle is not given the same priority as passenger trains.
The framework can also be adapted to integrate new information on post-logging forest dynamics or to take into account new logging technique, e.g. new techniques of reduced impact logging (RIL) likely to decrease the quantity of damage for the same logging intensity [39] but used in less than 5%% of selectively logged areas so far [1].
Volker Brinkmann, the state prosecutor, said Mr. Kaplan and his followers "believe they live in a state within a state in the Federal Republic of Germany and attempts to adapt, to integrate, are foreign to these fundamentalists".
The examined species are a good source of mineral elements and micronutrients, making them particularly adapt to integrate a well-balanced diet.
In conclusion, the examined species are a good source of micronutrients, mineral and trace elements, making them particularly adapt to integrate a well-balanced diet.
At night, immersed in my new exile, I force myself to adapt, to integrate myself but also to take some distance from the person I used to be.
In addition, this approach could easily be adapted to incorporate and integrate plasma measurements for identification of biomarkers that reflect specific tissue metabolic activities and can ultimately be used for clinical evaluations.
