The phrase "incorporating into it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of including or integrating something within a larger context or system.
Example: "The new policy is incorporating into it several key recommendations from the recent report."
Alternatives: "integrating within it" or "including in it".
The centuries immediately preceding and following the dawn of the Common Era were marked by the recension of the two great Sanskrit epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata (the latter incorporating into it the Bhagavadgita).
In line with the VALS perspective (Mitchell 1983), this study develops the "Sustainable VALS framework" by incorporating into it business stewardship efforts on the part of corporations.
The crux of the quantum adiabatic algorithm which rests on the adiabatic theorem lies in the possibility of encoding a specific instance of a given decision problem in a certain Hamiltonian (this can be done by capitalizing on the well-known fact that any decision problem can be derived from an optimization problem by incorporating into it a numerical bound as an additional parameter).
Turkey supported the 2004 Annan plan for Cyprus only because its key conditions were incorporated into it.
Shop-bought compost has about six weeks' worth of food incorporated into it; after that it's up to you.
In 1876 he introduced the highly successful Coventry tricycle and the following year incorporated into it the patented use of the differential gear in conjunction with chain drive.
He was able to incorporate into it the final movement ("Libera me") that he had written for the abortive Rossini mass.
Although most of his movement material is new, he has incorporated into it fresh treatments of choreography created over his company's 28-year history.
For the FAI to be valid in nonstroke populations, items specific to younger people must be incorporated into it.
