"implement it into" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of introducing a particular element or strategy into a system, process, or situation. Example: "We've developed a new workflow system, so we need to implement it into our existing process."
"But it is going to take a lot of work to figure out how to implement it into the schedule".
The full European Parliament is set to vote on the telecommunications package on Wednesday; if it is approved, the legislation will become a directive, requiring E.U. governments to implement it into law.
This paper is aimed to design a zero-power controller based on the theoretical model and to implement it into a vibration isolation system.
Halo 3 was also shipped before Microsoft gave the green light for this added feature in NXE, so Bungie was unable to implement it into the game.
That the company went to such lengths to study wheelchair fitness, develop algorithms for measuring movement, and implement it into the watch is so quintessentially Apple.
"The cutting edge is what's new in football, what's the next level, where is it going to be, how can you find it, how can you implement it into your club?
They called this scheme local router handoff and implemented it into the ad hoc on-demand distance vector protocol (AODV).
In order to achieve these objectives, we developed an advanced onboard processing technique and implemented it into the PWE.
Based on the Gauss optical theorem, we designed the algorithm and implemented it into the proposed digital microscope system.
To avoid developing various algorithms for different applications, we proposed a uniform algorithm and implemented it into our real-time software.
Pipelining or workflow tools allow for the Lego™-like, graphical assembly of I/O modules and algorithms into a complex workflow which can be easily deployed, modified and tested without the hassle of implementing it into a monolithic application.
