The phrase "integrated unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a group of people or things that interact together as a single unit or system. For example, you could say, "Our team is an integrated unit working together towards a common goal."
It argues that developmental constraints cause the brain to evolve as a tightly integrated unit.
The termite society, or colony, is a highly organized and integrated unit.
China and the U.S., he argued, used to have a symbiotic relationship and formed a tightly integrated unit that he calls Chimerica.
At an operational level, it is likely that we would have to deal with significant additional administration cost and complexity in our UK operations, which we currently run as a completely integrated unit, sharing fleet and people without impediment".
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Insect genitalia comprise a functionally integrated unit with multiple parts that can differ in both size and shape.
It is becoming increasingly clear that coagulation and innate immunity have coevolved from a common ancestral substrate early in eukaryotic development, and that these systems continue to function as a highly integrated unit for survival defense following tissue injury.
The results suggest that marsupial syndactyly originates from a constraint that is rooted in early digit ontogeny and results in evolution of the syndactylous digits as a highly integrated unit.
Its product, which combined motor and mattress in one integrated unit, was expensive and unwieldy.
The men who run them make a credible try at managing the world as an integrated unit.
Theirs was a symbolically important integrated unit at a time when racial segregation was still widespread in the American south.
