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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an integral tactic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a strategy or method that is essential or fundamental to achieving a goal.
Example: "In our marketing campaign, social media engagement is an integral tactic that cannot be overlooked."
Alternatives: "a crucial strategy" or "a key approach".
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They are legal, indeed an integral, tactic in basketball, but not in football.
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No matter how prevalent ad-blockers and content blindness becomes, these concepts give me tremendous confidence that, as long as content marketers can develop content that truly speaks to a reader, content marketing as an integral marketing tactic is here to stay.
Today, these tactics are an integral part of the Obama campaign and could well decide the 2008 election.
Two years later, Iraq began using chemical weapons as an "integral part" of its battlefield strategy and a "regular and recurring tactic," according to a declassified report by the Central Intelligence Agency.
The recruitment of internationally-trained HHR was an integral part of solutions to shortage: "(This is) a viable and potentially needed tactic to ensure our community of the services they need".
Until the nation drastically rethinks its approach on drugs, the DEA will continue to play an integral part in the war against them, and that sometimes means resorting to controversial tactics.
Clearwire's spectrum is an integral component.
Mr. Putin, like Boris N. Yeltsin before him, argues that Chechnya is an integral and legal part of the Russian Federation, that the Chechen insurrection has been manipulated and aided by Islamic terrorists and that the Chechens have themselves resorted to terrorist tactics.
It's an integral focal point.
Death was an integral part of life.
Dave is an integral part of that".
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