The phrase "integrating the functions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the combination or coordination of different functions or roles within a system or process.
Example: "The project aims at integrating the functions of various departments to improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "merging the functions" or "combining the functions."
Moxi's digital set-top box is designed to function as a home media server, integrating the functions of several devices -- digital video recorder, CD player, DVD player, MP3 music player -- with an Internet connection and a high-speed wireless home network.
The functions φ j ( t ) can be then computed for t ∈ J j and j ∈ S n by integrating the functions φ j ′ ( t ).
In order to keep dealing with periodic functions numerically, we do not compute φ j ( t ) directly by integrating the functions φ j ′ ( t ).
This chapter examines the role of digital technology in enabling a design and development process integrating the functions of both textile and apparel creation.
The HMAG provides a local mobility management for each cluster, reduces the signaling cost by integrating the functions of the AAA, provides a route optimization strategy for intra- and inter-cluster communications, and reduces handoff latency for the MNs intra-cluster movements.
By adopting augmented reality (AR) and integrating the functions of wireless communication of a personal digital assistant (PDA) and a head-mounted displays (HMD), we built a design evaluation environment that combines a full-scale car display and a visual evaluation system.
Such a hypothesis can be tested by integrating the function of the tumor energy pathway along the studied duration.
Taking Shenzhen as an example, this study starts with integrating the function of green space system with human needs.
"A lot of vendors think that voice recognition will be the next big battleground among both software and handset makers - so by integrating the function into Swype at this stage, the firm gives itself an advantage".
With the first-named boundary condition especially the square term is omitted, and by integrating the function of the incoming gas temperature elementary solutions of the Riccati Eq. (12) are received.
It actually appears that the EHTs format reduces rather than increases variability, maybe by integrating the function of many thousands of (individually different) cardiomyocytes.
