The phrase "as integrated for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing systems or processes that have been combined or unified for a specific purpose, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The software was designed as integrated for seamless communication between different platforms."
Alternatives: "as combined for" or "as unified for".
As integrate electrodes for energy storage devices, V2O5@Ppy/CF nanorods demonstrate more superior electrochemical properties compared to V2O5@Ppy/CF nanoplates.
Further dissolution in the subsurface forms continuous conduits that serve as integrated drains for the rapid movement of underground water.
In this paper, we design a class of 1D PPy-sheathed FeOOH nanospindles (FeOOH@PPy) as integrated electrode for supercapacitors (SCs).
As integrated models for prevention and care are evaluated, attention must be given to cost-effectiveness and leveraging available resources.
And just as search was integrated for traffic in 2000, social is integrated to drive traffic in 2011.
The two ester methyl protons were recorded as a triplet integrated for six protons at δH 1.41 ppm.
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Such an arrangement, known as integrated electric propulsion, provides for economical cruising at low speed combined with an ability to sustain much higher speeds when required, and has been common in naval vessels for some time.
The problem of evolvability is most evident when it comes to complex organisms, consisting of many parts, as sophisticatedly integrated as for example in a vertebrate eye.
It's simple to integrate for developers, as they just need a couple lines of code to integrate on the front end and one callback on the backend.
