"integrated into the text" is a correct and usable phrase when discussing written English.
It means that something has been seamlessly incorporated or included within the written material. Example: The author effectively integrated historical facts into the text, giving the story a strong sense of authenticity.
For a generation steeped in the Internet, video games and television, the series, with its sketchily drawn cartoons that are integrated into the text, may feel more comfortable than a traditional text-dense book.
As part of Driscoll's idea of performance as "both a collective and a political act," viewers stand, move, wear costumes, and trade props with the dancers; at one point, their names are integrated into the text of a song.
Gordon, the author of "It Came From Memphis" and "The King on the Road," has a sparse documentary trail to follow (Waters never learned to read or write), but he brings his subject to life with good use of his own and others' interviews with Waters and his circle, and with well-researched details -- though the overlong notes hide information that could well have been integrated into the text.
These were then developed in several ways e.g., some collections were combined; new sayings were added; and explanatory comments, illustrations, and elaboration on individual sayings were integrated into the text.
The changes in her final draft reveal ways in which Mara creates and then joins in on a dialogue with the external voices by changing the ways in which the external voices are integrated into the text.
The authors should ruthlessly select the relevant data from the supplementary data and present those integrated into the text.
Copious, colossal footnotes pop up like hallucinogenic mushrooms throughout the book, often containing information that should have been integrated into the main text.
Given this, all of the key data supporting the structural model should be integrated into the main text.
In addition, the supplementary figures as well as the supplementary narrative should be integrated into the main text, and the data should be better and more consistently presented in the figures.
It is integrated into the J-TEXT Control, Data Access and Communication (J-TEXT CODAC) system, and it can be monitored and configured by Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS).
It would facilitate matters if Swedish was integrated into the translated texts to allow the nurse to help parents read it in their own language.
