"integrally formed" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that something was formed or created as an essential part of something else. Example: The company's success is integrally formed upon its strong core values and dedicated employees.
Eventually the unique structure was formed with the monomer cone valve integrally embedded into the check valve assembly, as shown in Fig. 3.
In this work, 200 mm × 48 mm integrally stiffened plates of aluminium alloy 2219 have been formed on an end clamp device that has a bending radius of 156 mm and creep-aged at 175 °C for 18 h.
Through the repeated use of appropriate amounts of sodium citrate and polyethylenimine, ZnO rod arrays, in which each rod integrally matched with restriction holes in the surfaces, were formed even when the diameters of restriction holes were much larger than the original habit diameters of the ZnO rods.
Closed, dense and smooth, and integrally applied SiOxCyHz-type plasma polymer layers deposited in low pressure plasma showed superior effectivity compared to reaction layers formed locally by laser treatment in air.
FSF can increase the rate of materials utilization and close-fitting dies sharply than conventional stretch forming, by replace integrally gripping jaws to discrete multi-gripping jaws.
Forming the vertical beads integrally in a composite panel as one piece makes it stiffer against compression buckling.
The formulation, integrally in closed form, is based on a probabilistic counting cycle method inspired by narrow-band processes.
An original plastic equivalent model was proposed to solve the problem of excessive FEM simulation time when designing the press bend forming path and optimizing the process parameters of press bend forming of the integrally stiffened aircraft panels.
It has to work integrally".
Kernels are integrally split into a singular closed-form term (the static half-space solution) plus an incremental solution.
