The phrase "allow integration with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that allows two or more items, systems, or processes to combine or interact with each other. For example, "The security system allows integration with other smart home devices, making it easy to customize your home security setup."
Given that high capacity RuOx films can be obtained using only room temperature processing, their use in thin-film microbatteries will also allow integration with silicon-based integrated circuits.
Based on the coupling of an interaction graph to a probabilistic model, they have the potential to improve participation and allow integration with other models.
Cloud storage for companies needs to be more customized and complex than a service that just stores and syncs photos and personal files, he claims, to allow integration with corporate working practices and greater control over security and access privileges.
In vivo, they provide an interface that allows a construct to respond to physiological and biological changes and guide the remodeling of the extracellular matrix to allow integration with the surrounding native tissue.
We outline the changes necessary to the sim_agent toolkit to allow integration with the HLA, and show that, given certain reasonable assumptions, all necessary code can be generated automatically from the FOM and the object class publications and subscriptions.
A key problem seemed to be that Rittman's kettle didn't come with software that would easily allow integration with other devices in his home, including Amazon Echo, which, like Apple's Siri, allows users to tell connected smart devices what to do.
Some CRMs will also allow integrations with other tools and apps to help gather all your feedback into one place.
We extend the Skorohod integral, allowing integration with respect to Gaussian processes that can be more irregular than any fractional Brownian motion.
Location provides context; context allows integration: with data, between disciplines, between people, between tools.
