"integrating themselves" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a form of the verb "integrate," which is used when discussing a group of people merging with or becoming part of another group or entity. An example of using this phrase in a sentence would be, "The immigrants have been successfully integrating themselves in their new society."
Indeed, the body might be the ultimate canvas for some artists integrating themselves into their work.
But they noted that several Islamists had returned to Egypt since the 2011 uprising and had their convictions revoked – and were now successfully integrating themselves into mainstream politics.
China, Russia and India have tended to move more slowly toward integrating themselves into the global economy, and they have suffered much less in recent months.
It imposes harsh terms for detention and deportation of undocumented immigrants, regardless of the time they have spent in European countries, their work situation, their family ties or their achievements in integrating themselves into local society.
They went from trailer home to trailer home, signing up volunteers to build immigrant networks that will help people protect one another while fighting for repeal of the law and integrating themselves into the life of their state.
Preliminary research suggests that prostratin may also prevent copies of the purged virus which are circulating in the bloodstream from integrating themselves back into healthy immune cells.More powerful variants of prostratin are now in the offing.
A lot of players have to integrate themselves".
It was fascinating to hear snippets of original dialogue happily integrate themselves into new poems.
Advertisers can integrate themselves into skits and bits as well as run standard spots.
The implants must integrate themselves seamlessly within the human body without a tendency toward aseptic loosening.
"People want to locate themselves, to orientate themselves in society, to integrate themselves into this big event".
