The phrase "and incorporated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of combining or integrating one thing with another, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The new policy will be effective immediately and incorporated with the existing regulations."
Alternatives: "and integrated with" or "and merged with".
Kreher's 5-4-3 poultryzed comanured poultry manure was spread at 2000 lb/A and incorporated with a roller harrow.
In this work the variability of WP (wind power) has been suitably modelled and incorporated with the thermal generating units.
Denmark was defeated and, as a result, Holstein was annexed by Prussia and incorporated with Schleswig as a single Prussian province by the Peace of Prague (1866).
An independent commune from 1084, it was ruled by a succession of lords from the 13th century until it was taken by Cesare Borgia in 1499 and incorporated with the Papal States.
Schleswig became a Danish duchy in the 12th century and remained a fief associated with Denmark until it was forcibly annexed by Prussia and incorporated with Holstein as a single Prussian province in 1866.
In this investigation, three Loop Heat Pipe units were fabricated and filled with Ethanol as working medium and incorporated with the cooling coil of a split air conditioning system.
What kind of animal, I wondered, would result if one made a white peach sorbet and incorporated that with the peach eau-de-vie and prosecco?
This assumption would be violated, for instance, if the treatment group expanded over time and incorporated individuals with different characteristics.
The organic inputs are surface applied and incorporated minimally with a hoe to a depth of approximately 10 cm.
Hassanli et al. (2017) developed an expression to predict the plastic hinge length of masonry walls and incorporated it with a step-by-step analytical procedure (Hassanli 2015).
As volunteers for the Obama campaign, we founded and incorporated ourselves with the name: Yes We Can!
