The phrase "agent of integration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing roles or entities that facilitate the merging or unification of different elements, systems, or groups.
Example: "The new software acts as an agent of integration, allowing various applications to communicate seamlessly with each other."
Alternatives: "catalyst for integration" or "facilitator of integration".
One set of presentations focused on the law of specific natural resources, and the other set focused on different legal institutions as agents of integration of ecosystem services into law and policy.
"The Unity of Knowledge and the Diversity of Knowers: Science as an Agent of Cultural Integration in the United States Between the Two World Wars," Pacific Historical Review (2011), 211-230.
These levels of certainty for the causal role of an infectious agent reflected the integration of several factors, including the relationship of anatomic site of detection to site of disease, reliability of the method, and whether the putative agent was a known cause of the clinical syndrome under investigation.
The paper then shares some of the emergent questions raised through the project particularly those relating to the management of errors, the fidelity of simulations for training and communications between agents, and the organisational context of integration.
By utilizing the output of each recognition agent, the integration agent exhibits better performance than individual recognition agent.
Nevertheless, problems such as active control of heterogeneous mobile agents, integration of information from fixed and moving sensors for high-level scene interpretation, and mission execution are open.
By using agents, the integration of 3D virtual worlds and CAD systems can go beyond that of passive data transfer.
To realize the full capacity of this potentially paradigm-shifting approach to MRI contrast agent design, the integration of biocompatible materials with tunable magnetic properties was sought.
This week, our Danish colleagues heard that Copenhagen's Mayor of Integration, Anna Mee Allerslev, wants to outfit the city with "racism inspectors" – a team of undercover agents tasked with registering and fighting discrimination in the Danish capital's nightlife.
Program outcomes reveal that education-practice collaboration, professional networking, individual leadership development of nurse educators and their clinical partners as change agents, and the integration of leadership experiences at all levels of the BSN curriculum are important in developing beginning leadership competencies in BSN students.
