The phrase "are strongly integrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how well different elements or components are combined or connected within a system or context.
Example: "The new software features are strongly integrated with the existing platform, enhancing overall functionality."
Alternatives: "are deeply interconnected" or "are well combined".
It is often found that endothermic and exothermic reactions in the ducts are strongly integrated by heat transfer from adjacent catalytic combustion ducts.
The latter are strongly integrated, either for traditional foods or introduced foods.
By considering the two components of identities adaptation and ethnicity it is possible to hold that higher values of both adaptation I Oki and ethnicity E k imply that children are strongly integrated as they tend to adjust to mainstream school culture also through their home background, which further strengthens their effort.
Interestingly, data recently obtained by Kolinsky et al. [43] using a Garner paradigm [48] provides evidence that, while consonants remain separable from melody, vowels and melody are strongly integrated in song perception.
Thus, the database and the websites are strongly integrated with the pharmacovigilance work.
Food markets are strongly integrated in Western Africa with price levels in several countries determined to a large extent by developments in some key regional markets.
The concept of risk management is strongly integrated into the quality assurance system to ensure pharmaceuticals' quality and patients' safety.
We present this approach in the context of Polyscheme, a cognitive architecture that is strongly integrated, focused on inference and adaptive to new information.
We also found that, in common with some findings in advanced country contexts, but in contrast to common expectations in industrialising economies, subsidiaries that were strongly integrated into their parent corporations undertook more, not less, intensive innovative activity than those that were well integrated into the host economy.
My laboratory is strongly integrated with that of my colleague, Dr. Cathy Pfister and I am actively involved as a committee member or co-advisor with most of her students.
Asian Americans continue to be strongly integrated in California culture and account for about one-third of the nation's Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
