The phrase 'fusing the' is a grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to connect two nouns, as in "fusing the design with the technology".
Fusing the two seems sensible.
He spent his career fusing the two forms.
Fusing the maps was challenging because each borough uses its own measurement systems.
How about fusing the inspection process with a formidable military presence?
Moreover, it emerged from a long tradition of fusing the two.
His cabinet has 24 members, fusing the ministries of industry and foreign trade into one.
She coined the UMPS tag, fusing the UMP and the Socialist party into a single party.
At night, the fluids soaked through her sheets and dried, fusing the bedding to her skin.
Nevertheless, the South American presidents agreed to begin negotiations aimed at fusing the continent's two main trading groups.
Musical sampling is the perfect example of copyright's flexibility in fusing the ever-changing worlds of art, commerce and technology.
The buzz: "An astonishing songwriter fusing the lush harmonies of Fleet Foxes with the cathedral reverence of classical choral composition".
