The phrase "ahead of integration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing plans, strategies, or timelines related to the process of integrating systems, teams, or processes.
Example: "We need to finalize our software updates ahead of integration to ensure a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "prior to integration" or "in advance of integration".
He also correctly foresaw problems if political union ran ahead of economic integration.
Tony Blair, then the prime minister, called the full-face veil "a mark of separation," contradicting the vaunted strivings of a society that, for decades, sought to place ethnic and religious diversity ahead of enforced integration.
To help vet nonprofits ahead of their integrations with Apple Pay, Apple is working with Benevity, a platform that helps enable workplace and corporate charitable giving programs.
To help vet nonprofits ahead of their integrations with Apple Pay, Apple is working with Benevity, a platform that helps enable workplace and corporate charitable giving programs.
Webb McKinney Webb McKinney, a divisional president at HP who is heading a 900-person integration team, says the firms are ahead of schedule with integration efforts.
And this is ahead of the Facebook integration.
While there are challenges ahead, the integration of Eurasia is one of the main story lines playing out in the first half of the 21st century, and our conception of the region will continue to change.
Meanwhile, despite the uncertainty, Local World's chief executive, Steve Auckland, is forging ahead with a twin strategy of integration and transformation.
Another answer, he suggests, would be to put global economic integration ahead of domestic objectives.
For all the cost to the economy of Operation Stack and the chaos on the M20 and the tunnel, the Tories put cutting immigration figures and being seen to oppose European integration ahead of seeking a rational and humane solution.
