The phrase "an integral unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a necessary and essential part of a whole, often in contexts related to systems, organizations, or components.
Example: "The engine is an integral unit of the vehicle, ensuring its proper functionality."
Alternatives: "a crucial component" or "an essential part".
The College never became an integral unit of the University.
Much of GE Capital, meanwhile, remains an integral unit of its industrial parent.
The colony is a family community of which every insect is an integral unit.
In 1962 A.V. Roe Company became an integral unit of Hawker Siddeley Aviation, Ltd.
The third is the European scope of the speech: victors and vanquished were henceforth to be regarded as an integral unit.
According to Lewis Mumford, it showed "no concern for the neighborhood as an integral unit, no regard for family housing, no sufficient conception of the ordering of business and industry themselves as a necessary part of any larger achievement of urban order".
At last, costs arising from being too ill to perform domestic tasks were evaluated at the price of domestic help at €8,30. a Integral unit cost prices [17].
a Integral unit cost prices [ 27]. b Based on average distances (in km) and travel + waiting + treatment times (in hrs) for receiving treatment [ 27]. c Costs of 1 km = €0.166, parking = €2.50 €, 1 h time = €8.30 [ 27]. d From DFL 77.00 in 1993, converted into Euro, indexed for 2003 and rounded.
The Spectral Energy Distribution SEDD) Machine is an Integral Field Unit (IFU) spectrograph designed specifically to classify transients.
It consists of an integral field unit (IFU) which slices and re-arranges the initial field along the entrance slit of a spectrograph.
It reports as an integral business unit of the parent company, but it exercises considerable independence in its operations, and its status may change if Kennedy thinks that will unlock value faster.
