The phrase "are integrated at a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the incorporation or combination of elements within a specific context or location.
Example: "The new software features are integrated at a central hub to streamline operations."
Alternatives: "are incorporated at a" or "are combined at a".
Outcomes for a range of taxonomic groups and ecological processes are integrated at a range of scales, and evaluated in the context of agricultural landscapes worldwide.
On the other hand, other studies have shown that prophages can be easily transferred between strains, particularly if the prophages are integrated at a tRNA site, like the case of ST104 and ST64B [ 50].
We propose that under normal conditions, this DUO cycles in harmony with the circadian SCN pacemaker and that the rhythmic information of both the SCN and the DUO are integrated at a common downstream site to create the daily pattern in locomotor activity.
To simplify comparison among enzyme variants or different homologues expressed in filamentous fungi and, in particular T. reesei, it is highly desirable that in order to ensure an identical genetic environment, the corresponding DNA constructs are integrated at a defined locus in the genome.
As homology arm length was decreased, integration efficiency also decreased, and the oligonucleotides were integrated at a low efficiency of approximately 0.15% (Fig. 3B).
Peak areas were integrated at a wavelength of 215 nm.
We need think about how enabling access to research is integrated at a user level.
Financial assessment is integrated at a later stage to assess the economic viability of the system.
Then, the structural information is integrated at a global scale to yield the definite segmentation.
The division included Indians from more than 50 tribes and was integrated at a time when blacks and Asians were in segregated units.
Radiated intensity, at transmission, is integrated at a plane surface, acting as light collector, located at a distance D=100 nm from the substrate.
