"electronically integrated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been connected or combined using electronic technology. For example, "The company's products are electronically integrated, allowing for seamless communication and data sharing between devices."
Each lipid ion transition peak was electronically integrated and the percentage abundance of each lipid class was calculated from the integrated lipid ion transition peaks.
Eight vehicles were then fitted with the electronically integrated fuel cell-battery power pack.
Third, for device output to be electronically integrated, the "spin" state must be converted to something that can be manipulated with standard electronics, either a voltage or current.
Data encoded in the spectrum of ultrafast optical pulses is mapped into the time domain using dispersion and then mixed with a spectrally engineered broadband pump using four wave mixing to create a narrow bandwidth idler, which is isolated and electronically integrated.
Flow was electronically integrated to provide volume.
The programme is electronically integrated with the primary care provider's software and will include interactive smart phone and Internet platforms.
The smart ICU comprehensively and electronically integrates the patient in the ICU with all aspects of care, displays data in a variety of formats, converts data to actionable information, uses data proactively to enhance patient safety, and monitors the ICU environment to facilitate patient care and ICU management.
X-rays were transferred electronically and integrated into the Electronic Patient Record (EPR), and teleconsultations with specialists allowed referrals and follow-up via videoconference.
Active components on a PIC are controlled electronically, thus integrated photonics is also referred to as optoelectronics.
6– 9 Since 2004, notifications from hospitals and primary sector practitioners have been performed electronically, thereby integrating cancer registration into the patient administrative systems.
Also, he said, the feature would be better integrated electronically with a bunch of other confusing features my husband cares about.
