The phrase "are only integrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the incorporation or combination of elements, systems, or components in a limited or exclusive manner.
Example: "The new software features are only integrated into the premium version of the application."
Alternatives: "are solely incorporated" or "are exclusively combined".
The company's regular business accounts are only integrated with Google Apps.
Matheron, for instance, describes the state as complex individual whose parts are only integrated to a limited degree (1969, 58).
Mean cell number in clones derived from cells infected with control RV was not significantly different to that in clones derived from non-infected cells, showing that although RV are only integrated into actively-dividing cells, infected cells are a representative sample of the whole proliferation-competent population.
Signatures are only integrated into InterPro when they are considered to be of good quality; if two signatures are found to be describing the same protein domain, site or family, they are placed into the same database entry.
As this strategy guarantees that the fronts of traveling waves are always bounded and tracked by fine grids, the ODEs resulting from operator splitting applied to the reaction-diffusion systems are only integrated on the fine grids while the solution in other regions covered by coarser level grids is simply obtained by time interpolation.
SLPv2 and IPv6 GeoNetworking are integrated separately: SLPv2 components are integrated into attached hosts, on the other hand IPv6 GeoNetworking is only integrated into MRs/ARs.
Unfortunately, the feature is only integrated with New York grocery store chain D'Agostino but the startup hopes to add more stores in the near future.
Right now, the service is only integrated into Eclipse, but the team plans to launch support for Visual Studio and JetBrains' various IDEs soon.
Indeed, vampire bats were only integrated into vampire folklore when they were discovered on the South American mainland in the 16th century.
Finally, while there are many concerns about whether barcoding should inform taxonomy [87] [91], barcodes can be only integrated into taxonomy by using its lingua franca: diagnostic characters.
