"permanently integrated" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make something a permanent part of a system or environment. For example, "The new technology has been permanently integrated into the company's operations."
If we genuinely believe in permanently integrated schools, we must work to integrate the communities that fill them.
Instead of doors, the car has permanently integrated sidewalls, which reduce weight and increase torsional stiffness.
This approach offers potential for use in existing composite structures or permanently integrated during the manufacturing process and is in situ and non-invasive.
NVDA's IGPs, which are for use on Advanced Micro Devices based systems, are permanently integrated onto the motherboard as part of a core logic chipset.
Using tissue transplantation, the British scientist Peter Brian Medawar showed how extrinsic cells could be permanently integrated into an animal's body without provoking immune responses.
Separate chronic terminal in vivo electrophysiology studies utilizing the microchannel scaffolds with permanently integrated microwire electrodes were conducted to evaluate interfacing capabilities.
For decades politicians resisted efforts to permanently integrate them, and today Turkish residents are more likely than other immigrant groups to be poorly educated, underpaid, and unemployed.
Agarwal also says that if Posterous does wind up permanently integrating VigLink, users won't have to take part in the program.
The method to introduce these genes into the fibroblasts used viruses which permanently integrate into the DNA of the fibroblast and could cause genetic anomalies in the fibroblasts.
Yeast cells can bind elements in ionic from the environment and permanently integrate them into their cellular structure.
The study highlighted the need to permanently integrate laboratory training sessions into the curriculum of medical students, who found them very useful and stimulating.
