"video integration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of incorporating video elements into a larger project or system. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as marketing, technology, or education. Example: The company's innovative approach to video integration on their website has greatly enhanced the user experience and increased customer engagement.
Yet it happened around 12 months after we planned it, and between the planning and the launch we also launched the theguardian.com home page, video integration, and sections for Media, Technology, Business, Science, Society, Money and Environment.
Twitter has accepted this in its product developments (better video integration, Moments and improved trends) but its advertising story is only starting to catch up – having historically focused heavily on the value of interaction and selling primarily on a cost-per-engagement model.
Nowadays we're focused on video integration, mobile, editorial, community and thinking about the "X" factor.
This is not the first video integration for Pinterest.
Today, the company says, the video integration is complete.
Satellite communication antennas are key devices of a measurement ship to support voice, data, fax and video integration services.
PBX-attached phones and services are augmented with Internet Protocol-based telephony and new integrated services, including video, desktop integration, and data services.
In the case of some medical imagery, like x-ray images and video, short integration times are essential to limit the x-ray dose to the patient.
What he's saying, essentially, is why didn't Apple pull out a mini-Tablet PC similar to the Newton with video iChat integration.
During the launch of the Skype video chatting integration a few weeks ago, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg noted that the company was gearing up for a full slate of launches in the coming weeks.
Facebook held a big press event a few years back to announce its video chat integration with Skype, which it purported would usher in an era of face-to-face communication.
