"embed it into" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to insert or integrate something into another thing. Example: The designer will embed the logo into the website design.
Spark has raised a seed round, and gotten about $250,000 through a campaign on Kickstarter for hobbyists who want to try out its Core and embed it into their own products.
Finally, we embed it into a semi-supervised learning framework to construct the final objective function.
"If you have something flexible, you could embed it into a fabric.
We embed it into the broader framework of public policies to stimulate innovation: regulations, R&D subsidies and basic research at universities.
In a second, experimental part, the models are used to construct an artificial vestibular system and to embed it into the stance control of a humanoid.
Starting from the semisymmetric cubic graph L on 112 vertices, we embed it into another semisymmetric graph N of valency 15 on the same vertex set.
The building's rough-edged sex appeal may actually overshadow what's best about the project, the remarkable skill with which Mr. Nouvel embeds it into its surroundings.
Throughout his career, Ian, has been driving the sustainability agenda and embedding it into the core operations of Kingfisher.
Prior to enrolling in the board program, Slaatten says, Yara had focused on sustainability impacts but had not "fully embedded" it into their business strategy.
He had a high IQ and he was talented at football, rugby and boxing, 'but those places, they knocked violence, embedded it into you'.
I see the National Union of Journalists picked up on the video, having embedded it into their website article about the strike.
