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"have become integrated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe how two different groups or entities have joined together to form one cohesive unit, or to explain how two separate ideas have merged. For example: "The East and West sides of the city have become integrated since the bridge was built, encouraging commerce and cultural exchange between the two communities."
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Because if you're mad those former gay hotspots have become integrated, you're forgetting that integration is what you fought for in the first place.
Across the state, same-sex couples and their children have become integrated into suburban life.
And, with the rise of biofuels, the food and energy markets have become integrated.
Marshak's translations sound so natural to the Russian ear that many of Lear's phrases have become integrated into everyday speech.
Suffice to say that the resentments Hanson dragged from the far right into mainstream debate have become integrated into Australian conservatism.
Italian- and Greek-Americans have become integrated in that way, with some different holiday traditions and social clubs but no special TV networks or national media.
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Clearly the Internet has become integrated into our lives".
After finally gaining mainstream acceptance, video art has become integrated into contemporary art.
A bacterial cell into whose chromosome the viral DNA has become integrated is called a prophage.
Since then Ireland has become integrated with the rest of western Europe.
That made a real difference and has become integrated in that sport.
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