The phrase "an integrated world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a world where different systems, cultures, or technologies are interconnected and work together harmoniously.
Example: "In an integrated world, global communication and collaboration are essential for addressing complex challenges."
Alternatives: "a connected world" or "a unified world".
Whether Damita is moving in an integrated world or not "depends on what I'm doing.
We live in an integrated world — one in which we all have a stake in each other's success.
Residents say Azurest is at least as precious in an integrated world as it was in a segregated one.
We live in an integrated world, one in which we all have a stake in each other's success.
Jan Nel, one of the few whites to testify, said he was pleased that his children were growing up in an integrated world.
Now we live in an integrated world where American jobs rely on the economic policies of governments in Asia or Latin America, while our security is subject to the whims of a cleric living in a cave.
This crucial need has to be sufficiently anticipated in order to secure legitimacy, efficiency and acceptability of an integrated world-scale governance of the oceans.
The EC says it will propose by the end of 2017 a legal instrument that provides a procurement framework for an integrated world-class high-performance computing infrastructure capable of at least 1018 calculations per second (aka "exascale computers") and data infrastructure to ensure that Europe is in "the top-3 facilities in the world by 2022-2023".
Faced with persistently high unemployment, an increasingly integrated world capital market and a rapid loss of competitive position to Japan, European governments gradually abandoned their attempts at bargained national accommodation with organized labour and gave preference to supply-side policies of competitive restructuring.
"It's a more integrated world with a greater awareness that we must be able to stand together, developed as well as developing countries, because alienation, poverty, degradation, violence, anger, impatience anywhere is a threat to peace and prosperity".
In an imperfectly integrated world, where you should go depends very much on where you are coming from.
