The phrase "are more fully integrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent to which different elements or components are combined or unified in a system or process.
Example: "The new software updates ensure that all features are more fully integrated, providing a seamless user experience."
Alternatives: "are better integrated" or "are more cohesively combined".
Another thing: for moviegoers, Russian gangsters are scarier than terrorists because they are more fully integrated into society, and therefore invisible.
African Americans are more fully integrated in Queens than elsewhere in the metropolis, residing primarily in areas such as Hollis, Cambria Heights, St. Alban's, and Springfield Gardens.
Some of the networks (such as the CEO's Crull Zone) follow a standard, ONEsite template with simple customizations while others (such as iVillage connect) are more fully integrated into existing websites.
When marker gene workflows are more fully integrated into Galaxy, we envision AXIOME as a complementary system for workflow management and extension.
"One of the expected outcomes of General Motors taking control and reinvesting would be that South Africa would be more fully integrated into the global General Motors strategy and sourcing plans," said Nico Vermeulen, director of the automakers' association.
In a statement, the Brandeis provost, Marty Wyngaarden Krauss, said the museum "will remain open with a desired goal of being more fully integrated into the university's core educational mission".
Perhaps corporate social responsibility has simply been more fully integrated in Europe, but I have the distinct sense that part of my education will be adapting to different constellations of business, government and society.
Mr. Rogers's overly aspirated Parolles (every consonant slaps you in the face) needs to be more fully integrated, and Mr. Holland doesn't yet project the stature of the military hero Bertram becomes.
iCloud, which is more fully integrated into the OS.
Petr Merkulov, the chief product officer at Kaspersky Lab in Moscow, said their Endpoint Security differed from the rivals insofar as it was more fully integrated.
