The phrase "army to include" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the components or groups that are part of a larger organization or category, particularly in military or organizational contexts.
Example: "The new policy will expand the army to include reserve units and support staff."
Alternatives: "military to encompass" or "forces to incorporate".
"However, the institutional Army, to include our organizational designs and our personnel system, is essentially the same as before 9/11".
There is speculation that the Obama administration might expand its program of support to the Free Syrian Army to include nonlethal equipment if rebel fighters use the initial assistance effectively and do not allow any to fall into the hands of extremists.
A new design was also wanted by the Japanese Army to include a magazine safety, to prevent unintentional discharges during cleaning that were common among Japanese personnel.
The sales include huge upgrades for the Saudi army and navy to include Littoral Combat Ships, THAAD missile defense systems, armored personnel carriers, missiles, bombs and munitions, officials said.
The rebel advance expanded the territory held by a ragtag army of insurgents to include virtually all of the northern region of the country and drove the nation deeper into chaos.
This claimed to implicate not only the army but BP's own security staff said to include former army officers with poor human-rights records in various abuses, including two murders.
Warcraft: Orcs & Humans's gameplay expanded the Dune II "build base, build army, destroy enemy" paradigm to include other modes of game play.
It was also suggested that the training become Army-wide or expanded to include other branches.
Mr. Eftimiades, now a lecturer at Penn State Harrisburg in Pennsylvania, said officers moved seamlessly between military and civilian assignments to include Chinese army units and work in the defense industry, think tanks and universities.
Slovenia's Prime Minister Miro Cerar, speaking after a meeting of the National Security Council, said the government had decided "to include the army in helping police".
