The phrase "allow it to integrate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of incorporating or merging something into a system or environment.
Example: "To ensure the software functions properly, you must allow it to integrate with the existing database."
Alternatives: "permit it to merge" or "let it assimilate".
Its anatomical connections allow it to integrate information from distributed sensory and motor networks (Fuster 1997).
Apple has so far been a part of the W3C group writing the standards, which will allow it to integrate non-Apple Pay choices into its browser.
Google is said to be prepping an update to its Hangouts instant messaging/video chat Android app that would allow it to integrate with SMS, making it possible to get all text and MMS messages right in the same inbox.
I do need time to process what I've discovered; to allow it to integrate.
Later studies positioned RACK1 at a central point for multiple cellular functions, as it was found to serve as a scaffold protein for many component from diverse signaling cascades [11] [20], with some of them able to interact simultaneously with RACK1, and therefore allow it to integrate inputs from distinct signaling pathways [21].
On the other hand, widespread connections of the VLPFC with both cognitive (e.g., dorsolateral PFC, inferior parietal lobule) and limbic regions (including vACC and amygdala) allow it to integrate executive functions with affective stimuli (93,94).
The timing of neural responses in PPC suggests that it receives convergent central and peripheral signals, allowing it to integrate and plan intended movements in a variety of coordinate systems and monitor their success or failure.
During Ms. d'Harnoncourt's tenure, the museum won an important court victory in 1989 allowing it to integrate the more than 1,200 European paintings left by the lawyer and collector John G. Johnson in 1914 into its overall holdings, a move that had been prevented by the terms of the Johnson bequest, which put restrictions on the works' display.
He suggested that Kargo is "woven directly into the fabric of the page," allowing it to integrate rich media ads that go beyond the traditional definition of native advertising.
Bovine-derived xenograft has been widely used as a bone graft material due to abundant sources and accessible processing, which can provide an osteoconductive scaffold and has a mineral content comparable to that of human bone allowing it to integrate with the host bone.
The vector carries zeta elements (LTRs from Ylt1 retrotransposon), which allows it to integrate either by homology in Y. lipolytica strains carrying Ylt1, or by non-homologous integration into Ylt1-free strains [(Nicaud et al. 1998]; [Pignede et al. 2000a]; [Juretzek et al. 2001]).
