The phrase "integrated company" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company that has merged or formed a strategic alliance with another company, offering services or products that are designed to be used together. For example: "The two companies became an integrated company, offering a full suite of products and services from one source."
"We want to be a more vertically integrated company," Mr. Manson said.
By 1965 Pennzoil had become a fully integrated company, producing and marketing oil and gas products internationally.
It is a vertically integrated company, with divisions mining uranium, enriching fuel, building reactors and even decommissioning old plants.
A conflict of interest persists within a vertically integrated company, even if the management of the network is outsourced.
On our forecasts, we see potential LNG demand significantly outpacing supply, and believe BG is the best positioned integrated company to benefit from this industrial theme.
"When people begin to talk about being able to stage shows well because they have a vertically integrated company, you begin to worry," Lord Lloyd-Webber said.
Mr. Dorfman, who had never before worked with a physically integrated company, as Axis prefers to be known, said the ensemble appealed to his aesthetic.
Since then, Irkut's managers have cobbled together a vertically integrated company by merging with various avionics, aircraft and design operations around Russia.
Among the hits that came out of Stax were "Walkin' the Dog," "Hold On! I'm Comin'," "In the Midnight Hour," "Try a Little Tenderness" and "Theme From 'Shaft.' " Stax was a fully integrated company in a largely segregated city.
In the last year, Smithfield has been criticized for creating a vertically integrated company that owns both hog farms and slaughterhouses, a system that some small farmers fear could lead to manipulation in the market for hogs.
