The phrase "are integrated with each" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different elements or components are combined or connected with one another, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The software systems are integrated with each other to enhance functionality and user experience."
Alternatives: "are interconnected with each" or "are combined with each."
Two screw chillers are integrated with each other for the implementation to allow feeding chill water to the air-handler coils while producing ice for storage at the same time.
"In evaluations, when people see that your teaching and scholarship are integrated with each other, that's kind of impressive.
According to van Dijk [68], on the internet, social, economic and media networks are integrated with each other.
In literature, it has been reported that the predicted sensory effect and the sensed actual effect are integrated with each other as a basis for proper attribution of the action [20, 47, 48].
For by the assertion that I "am conscious of the synthesis of them," i.e., of these representations, Kant may mean only that I am conscious that they stand in a certain intimate relation to one another, for instance, that that they are integrated with each other in a way distinct from how mine are integrated with yours, which does not require co-consciousness (Pereboom 1995).
Incremental magnetic encoders are integrated with each motor to provide finger position control.
At this layer, the SDs will be integrated with each other and other legacy business applications into process and the integrated process will be reused as a new service to other processes.
In order to strike the appropriate balance they must be integrated with each other, not separated from each other".
The multi-temporal PC analysis results were integrated with each other and with navigational map of the area by GIS technique.
Koch believes that the PHZ is the neural basis of the GNW, providing an area where various sensory inputs can be integrated with each other and with other systems.
Businesses in service-oriented architecture (SOA) are usually flexible to be integrated with each other, so that they can discover, select, and compose services to fulfill a given task and goal.
