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The phrase "and integrated into a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of combining or incorporating something into a larger system or framework.
Example: "The new software will be developed and integrated into a comprehensive platform that enhances user experience."
Alternatives: "and incorporated into a" or "and assimilated into a".
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He admired their verbal and visual wit, every word of the copy considered and integrated into a graphic ensemble.
This device consisted of a force plate synchronized with four cameras and integrated into a walkway.
Luminescent Tb3+, catalytic Cu2+ and bridging ligand were assembled and integrated into a single material nanoenzyme.
Each electronic component, he decided, could be made of the same type of material and integrated into a whole.
The methods have been programmed and integrated into a MATLAB-based toolbox, termed as NEON (Nonlinear Order Reduction).
Models to describe the effects of this distributed propulsion concept were formulated and integrated into a multidisciplinary design optimization formulation.
It contains conventional medical equipment that has been reduced in size and integrated into a single platform.
During the programming and testing stage, the individual software modules of the system are developed, tested, and integrated into a coherent operational system.
Cosmids harbouring all fragments of a targeted BGC were assembled and integrated into a heterologous host for production, extraction and characterization.
Acquisition of photosynthesis occurred in diverse eukaryotes by several endosymbiotic events wherein a photosynthetic organism was engulfed and integrated into a heterotrophic protist1,2.
This system can now be used and integrated into a more complex system which could potentially be an intelligent indoor autonomous navigating helicopter.
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