"for future integration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is planned or intended to be implemented in the future. For example: "We are developing a new website to better serve our customers, and will be building in features for future integration of our product database."
"I mentioned that I thought this was a mistake for future integration in London.
Such is the increase in transmission efficiency, and therefore battery life, that many major communications networks are assessing the Cambridge-based firm's technology for future integration into their cellular and digital products.
And when it comes to the future of the euro zone, Mr Draghi has become the most explicit of the "four presidents" (of the ECB, the European Council, the European Commission and the Eurogroup of finance ministers) who are drafting a "road map" for future integration (their first report is here)All this raises a question: is the ECB becoming too powerful?
The optimized process results in films that show promising properties for future integration schemes.
What's more interesting about this development is its potential for future integration into Google Search.
It has the potential for future integration with extensive social and economic factors to improve the prediction accuracy and practicability.
And specifically in the realm of gaming, there's a lot of potential for future integrations.
However, the two companies are not yet sharing what sort of plans they may have for future integrations.
There are 761 contigs longer than the N50, and these contigs should be the most useful resource for future integrations with linkage map and whole genome sequence assembly.
Considering the wide range of potential applications of GO sheets as a host material for a variety of nanoparticles, the approach developed here may be beneficial for the future integration of nanoparticles with GO nanosheets for blood sensing.
Nevertheless, the importance of sharing resources, reusing existing vocabularies and defining links between resources is not oblivious to all translational medicine systems, as some have done the base work for the future integration with one another through the resources they integrate.
