The phrase "adequately integrate with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the compatibility or functionality of different systems, processes, or components in a context where effective integration is important.
Example: "The new software must adequately integrate with our existing systems to ensure seamless operations."
Alternatives: "effectively connect with" or "properly merge with".
MT came to be viewed as a large-scale engineering enterprise that would not have broad impacts until it could be adequately integrated with semantics and knowledge-based inference.
Furthermore, USAF leaders had failed to adequately integrate U.S. Army helicopter operations into overall OPC air operations.
Current guidelines for chronic care do not adequately integrate medical and psychosocial aspects, or multimorbidity.
Embrett and Randall [ 98] suggest that a reason for this can be found in the failure to adequately integrate and apply a thorough understanding of policy analysis theory.
Thus a 'confusion effect' may have occurred, making it impossible to adequately integrate the contents of the training, resulting in poorer teaching performance.
The manuscript contains some interesting observations, but the authors have not adequately integrated their results with the existing literature.
The recent development of the GRASPgfs framework along with the design of the eGRASP was limited as due to the budget and not all the disciplines firstly envisaged could be adequately integrated.
We evaluate the performance of PC and compare it with other widespread indices through a set of 13 relevant properties that an index should ideally fulfil for adequately integrating connectivity in landscape planning applications.
Engineering design processes are often technology-centred and have difficulties adequately integrating user behaviour in product design.
George Reisch proposed that demarcation could be based on the requirement that a scientific discipline be adequately integrated into the other sciences.
