"incorporate in the" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to include or integrate something into something else. Example: The designer decided to incorporate blue accents in the living room to add a pop of color.
Among the other companies it's acquired (and had to incorporate) in the last 12 months: CardSpring, Madbits, Mitro, Twitpic, Zipdial, Nich, Periscope, TenXer, Tellapart and Whetlab.
The California Public Employees Retirement Systemm, or Calpers, decided to support shareholder resolutions asking Tyco International, Ingersoll-Rand and McDermott International to incorporate in the United States.
And Delaware has its 208-year-old Court of Chancery, which is specially equipped to handle legal cases involving the many businesses that incorporate in the state.
With all those back stories to incorporate in the space of just one movie, it could be a crowded family reunion.
Immodestly, but with proof in the product, the architect cited the elements that he had sought to incorporate in the design: "social life, urbanity, invention, construction, technology, poetry, light an immense rich bouillabaisse".
There are some European freedoms, such as the freedom for a company to incorporate in the state of its choice, which can encourage the caricature of the EU as a ultra-liberal club.
A chart in Business Day yesterday with an article about the News Corporation's plan to incorporate in the United States misstated the status of Kenneth E. Cowley, Roderick I. Eddington and Andrew S. B. Knight.
Because corporate residence is, in effect, elective, it is surprising that nearly all new companies with headquarters here elect to incorporate in the United States and pay tax here.
Immodestly, but with proof in the product, the architect cited the elements that he had sought to incorporate in the design: "social life, urbanity, invention, construction, technology, poetry, light — an immense rich bouillabaisse".
The tactics that multinational companies like Apple, Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard use to avoid paying corporate income taxes might make one wonder why they incorporate in the United States in the first place.
Interventions that shops could incorporate in the long term are a bit more of a puzzle, though.
