The phrase "merged it into" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing the process of combining or integrating one thing with another.
Example: "The team merged it into the existing database to streamline the information."
Alternatives: "integrated it into" or "combined it with"
Margeotes/Fertitta & Partners in New York said yesterday that it had acquired a majority stake in Chinnici Direct in New York, a direct marketing agency, and merged it into its direct marketing division, Margeotes/Fertitta & Pavlika.
Spectrum's operations were founded by Donal R. Myrick of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., who was its sole owner until he merged it into a shell company just over a year ago.
During the 1980's, many proposals were made to rescue the museum, including one that would have merged it into the American Museum of Natural History on Central Park West.
The General Foods Corporation was acquired in 1985 by the Philip Morris Companies, which merged it into Kraft Foods, and the complex at North Street and Westchester Avenue had been empty since July 1997.
No doubt if the hospital had been demolished, Blair would have argued that it hadn't been knocked down, but that the missile simply merged it into a super-hospital on the other side of Belgrade, with the use of private finance.
Rather than sell the PVC operation, Strube merged it into a joint venture with Solvay in October.
It was such an attractive property that Ford was keen to merge it into its European operation.
The German auto giant DaimlerChrysler A.G. agreed to buy Western Star Trucks Holdings of Kelowna, British Columbia, for 670 million Canadian dollars ($456 million) and merge it into its Freightliner truck division.
The breakaway group was named Workers United, and Mr. Raynor helped merge it into S.E.I.U.
"The marketing strategy and the choice of talent for this is brilliant, as is merging it into his social media network," Ms. Jenney Laffey said.
Although the French are selling Aerospatiale as they merge it into the privately held Lagardère, the government would still keep a large stake.
