'back integration' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in order to refer to the process of introducing previously excluded components or entities back into the main system. For example, "The arrival of the new software package necessitated a back integration of the old operating system."
The Court's decisions set back integration in public accommodations for more than eighty years.
Google is dialling back integration between web search results and visibility on Google+, its social network.
Openly using EU migrants as bargaining chips, asking landlords, doctors, schools, and local authorities to act as border guards, is setting back integration and community cohesion across the UK".
Such inconsistent perceptions and assessments all too easily lead to the desire to attempt to redefine the European Union: to halt or roll back integration, to abolish the new currency – the Euro – and to seek solutions in old nationalist formulas rather than in new European initiatives.
The scheme requires a new integral-based WENO reconstruction to handle trace-back integration.
Face-to-back integration is chosen to support fluidic sensing.
In this work, by means of a selective and controlled poly etch-back integration process, dual work-function Ni-based FUSI/HfSiON CMOS circuits with record ring oscillator performance (high-VT) are reported (17 ps at VDD=1.1 V and 20 pA/μm Ioff), meeting the ITRS 45 nm node requirement for low-power (LP) CMOS.
"Speaking the language and having contacts with Germans is more important than feeling German," says Ruud Koopmans of the Social Science Research Centre in Berlin.In Bremen the ugly turn in the debate makes it harder to achieve even scaled-back integration.
But there is also hesitancy about backing integration because of the special, protected rights they enjoy in their home territory, notably the requirement of Hong Kong's stock exchange that listed firms have a local auditor.Part of the rationale for this rule is protectionism, and like other forms of protectionism, it encourages inefficiency.
In February 2014, Gagauzia held a referendum in which 98.4% of voters backed integration with a Russia-led customs union.
Miller had his own rocky relationship with the civil rights movement, having backed integration at the University of Georgia but also having run on anti-civil rights platforms earlier in his career.
