The phrase 'incorporates input from' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the process of taking something into account or considering the opinions and ideas of others when making decisions or developing plans. For example: The committee incorporates input from all of its members when making decisions about the future of the company.
Each CCM is chaired by the national government, but incorporates input from non-government organisations to formulate national-scale, disease-specific plans for submission to the Global Fund.
Third, the distribution of funding among NIH Institutes is determined by Congress and incorporates input from NIH itself, scientists, health care providers, and special interest groups.
This document incorporates input from the team of OSU and CTUIR researchers, the project's Tribal Advisory Committee, OSU's IRB and Research Contracts offices, the CTUIR Health Commission, and the Portland Area Indian Health Board.
In the same line, some researchers suggest a needs-based analytical framework that incorporates input from four separate elements: demography, epidemiology, standards of care and provider productivity [ 30], again falling in the realm of integrated approaches.
Other companies have created their own performance review processes, incorporating input from employees and external HR experts.
Even this model can incorporate input from cosmic rays, a mix of high-energy particles and electromagnetic radiation from deep space.
I think the film suffers by not incorporating input from reasoned critics of the nuclear industry, many of whom are not entirely opposed to harnessing the atom.
The method we present here, although similar in its principle with the methods described in these reports, is the first to incorporate input from the location of the probes within the gene to detect variations that are specific to changes in miR activity.
Clinical management is simplified when clinicians focus on the symptom that is most disturbing to the patient, while incorporating input from the caregiver as well.
Important strengths of the current study include its longitudinal design and use of comprehensive neurobehavioral assessments, which incorporate input from multiple informants.
In-depth, semi-structured interviews were completed using separate interview guides for parents and children, incorporating input from program staff members (see Figures 1, 2, 3).
