Integration (general) 

Integration is constructing an object, a theory, etc. from separate more limited parts. The result is something composite or integral.

See also Horizontal integration, Vertical integration, Very-Large-Scale Integration, Computer telephony integration, Sensory Integration Dysfunction.

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