"successfully integrate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of combining or incorporating something into a larger whole in a successful manner. Example: "The company was able to successfully integrate the new technology into their existing system, resulting in improved efficiency and cost savings."
Analysts say M&T has managed to successfully integrate recent big acquisitions.
A case in point: Sprint's inability to successfully integrate Nextel, a competing telecommunications company it bought in 2005.
Mr Gupta said: "If we can successfully integrate these businesses, then I believe we can make UK steel competitive again".
She led the development of BITC's Workwell Model, the first framework to successfully integrate employee engagement and wellbeing alongside business objectives.
Scientists have shown that light-sensitive retinal cells, grown in the lab from stem cells, can successfully integrate into the eye when implanted into blind mice.
Many Austrians wondered how little Austria, whose migrant camps were already full to overflowing, could successfully integrate them and, above all, find work for them.
The best way to help them successfully integrate into society and become independent, law-abiding citizens is to make sure they get a job".
Many couples successfully integrate watching porn into their sexual relationship; it can be a useful way of increasing arousal or getting ideas to introduce to your sexual repertoire.
Wall Street still seems to believe the deal can work, but there are questions about whether the two companies will be able to successfully integrate after a bitter court battle.
If the more perfect union promised by the Lisbon Treaty is the European elite's greatest triumph, the failure to successfully integrate millions of Muslim immigrants represents its greatest failure.
However, critics point out that at a time of public-sector cuts there is almost no room for the type of investment that would be needed to create prisons that could successfully integrate work and education into the system.
