The phrase "also integrally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is not only included but is also a fundamental part of a larger whole.
Example: "The new policy is also integrally linked to our commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "also fundamentally" or "also inherently".
In addition to their signaling role in the immune system, some cytokines are also integrally associated with sleep behavior.
Each of these threats is also integrally tied to changes in global biotas, making efforts to understand the impacts of climate change on the evolutionary and ecological dynamics of biodiversity essential to nearly all aspects of modern biology.
Betrayal is about dishonesty and power, coldness and apathy, but also integrally art and profit.
She was also integrally involved with reviewing and revising this manuscript.
The DMN did not plateau in the short training period and continued to increase from T1 to T3, raising the possibility that the DMN is also integrally involved and facilitates consolidation and maintenance of complex cognitive performance.
There is also the integrally insoluble hazard of America's inactive nuclear power stations (no nuclear power station has ever been dismantled, anywhere).
Also, nitrile 2 a was integrally recovered after heating for 24 h at 80 °C in the presence of Pd OAc 2.
Just as a few compound characters have separate signs to indicate their length as in ' கா ', ' கே ' (kA:, kE:), Periyar argued why should not other compound characters like ' கி ', ' கீ ', 'கு ', ' கூ ' (kI, ki:, kU, ku:) (indicated integrally as of now), also have separate signs.
Similarly, manganese, rather than cobalt, is likely the physiologically relevant ion for E. coli iPGM also since it has been found integrally bound in this enzyme [6] and is the more abundant ion in the cell [45].
We also agree that sex and religion/spirituality are integrally and crucially connected.
On the other hand, action selection refers to integrated activities including not only System 1's fast activities but also System 2's slow activities, not separately but integrally.
