The phrase "are typically integrated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different systems, processes, or components are combined or connected to achieve a specific function or outcome.
Example: "In modern software development, various tools and platforms are typically integrated to enhance productivity and streamline workflows."
Alternatives: "are usually combined with" or "are often linked to".
In nanodevices, nanowires (NWs) are typically integrated to larger structures.
In a second phase, datasets are typically integrated to allow interpretation, asking, for example, how many transcription factor binding sites are associated with each of exonic, intronic, flanking and intergenic genomic annotations.
Particular attention is also given to data generated by the networks of observing platforms that are typically integrated into value-added data visualization products, including numerical simulations or models.
Audio recommendation systems are typically integrated into a single vendor offering and based on your (and your peer's) internal listening behavior.
Modern milk evaporators are typically integrated using both mechanical and thermal vapour recompression technologies as the primary means for attaining a high level of energy efficiency.
The quantifiable uncertainties, i.e. variability for which a likelihood can be defined, are typically integrated into the management process by considering the reliability or risk level of a structure.
Studying the properties of FN fibrils in vitro or in vivo is challenging because there is a large variability in the length and diameter of cell-derived FN fibers, and these fibers are typically integrated into a more complex ECM containing many other molecules.
It is built upon three key changes: i) the forwarding and control functions, that are typically integrated within a router, are separated; ii) the proprietary interface between the control and forwarding functions is replaced by an open and standardized interface; and iii) the control functions that were previously distributed across all the routers in a network are logically centralized.
They are typically integrated with other public transport and often operated by the same public transport authorities, but does not exclude a fully segregated light rail transit.
In contrast, transmembrane OMPs are typically integrated into the lipid bilayer by amphipathic β-sheets arranged in a barrel-like structure [12], [13].
Since ethylene is expensive to transport over long distances, a new ethylene plant is typically integrated with a facility to convert it into polyethylene for plastic bags or ethylene glycol for antifreeze.
