The phrase "are integral with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more elements are essential parts of a whole or are closely connected.
Example: "The new policies are integral with our commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "are essential to" or "are part of".
He finds that the beings of the world are integral with God, who draws an increase of his being from the constituents of his nature.
"Detailed decisions about how it could be improved should be made in London, either by our democratic institutions or by judicial bodies which, like the Supreme Court of the United States, are integral with our own society and respected as such".
The skin (aircraft) panels are integral with the stringers and are fabricated using computer-controlled machining, reducing production time and cost.
Since fractional derivatives are integrals with weakly singular kernel, the discretization on the uniform mesh may lead to poor accuracy.
A power piston is integral with a displacer and a heat regenerator.
These data have to be provided by embedded sensors that must be integral with the glasses.
Since g(x) is integral with respect to π, it is easy to see equality(2.2) is true.
If g(x) is integral with respect to π on X, then ∫ X π ( d x ) A g ( x ) = 0. (2.2).
Monocoque construction in which the body is integral with the chassis was new for Ford and allowed the seats to be recessed into the floor pan, reducing overall height to an unheard-of 52.5 inches.
In the case of the acquisition of large scenes, one needs the illumination sources not to be integral with the scanner, but of standalone type and positioned several meters far from the scanned surface.
Note that when ∀j ∈ E, α(·(j)) is integral with respect to D j, we have ∫ R q | α ( y ( j ) ) | D j ( d y ) < + ∞, therefore A V z ( X ) has uniformly below bound.
