'aim to integrate' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when you want to express an intention of combining or joining two or more elements together, for example, "Our company aims to integrate the newest technologies into our services."
Central and intermediate community members may initiate, monitor, evaluate and approve newcomer integration, while newcomers aim to integrate, access community knowledge and eventually participate in the ongoing practice as full members (Lave and Wenger 1991).
In contrast to the Department of Health's draft care and support bill, the Welsh bill will cover social care services for children, adults and their carers and will aim to "integrate and align arrangements so that there is a common set of processes" in social care.
Future research should thus aim to integrate them into a one-shot task.
Schelleckens et al. [44] also aim to integrate TPM functionality into FPGA-based systems.
Design for manufacturing (DFM) approaches aim to integrate manufacturability aspects during the design stage.
In this paper, we aim to integrate the two attributes for application on a humanoid robot.
We aim to integrate service design and service pricing with downstream operational decision-making related to service provision.
The first issue is addressed by 4G wireless networks which aim to integrate heterogeneous networks seamlessly in order to satisfy the increasing demand of the mobile users.
More ambitious services, such as Glassdoor or Vault, aim to integrate salary information into wider information about employers and working environments.
These methods aim to integrate such data in a physiologically coherent framework and also provide the basis for a quantitative description of cell function.
Several models have been developed that aim to integrate societal context information in risk assessment to improve the feasibility and the implementation of adviced measures.
