Integriertem

Integriertem is the dative singular form of the German adjective integriert, meaning integrated. It is used when the adjective precedes a masculine or neuter noun in the dative case, typically after a preposition that requires the dative or in contexts where German spelling uses the strong declension (no definite article) or a limiting context that yields the -em ending.

In practice, integriertem appears in phrases such as mit integriertem System (with an integrated system) or bei integriertem Workflow (with an integrated workflow). The form signals that the noun it modifies has been merged into a larger whole or is functioning as part of an integrated whole. It is not generally used as a standalone word; its appearance depends on the surrounding article or determiner and the grammatical case.

Grammatically, integriertem is one of several inflected forms of the adjective integriert. For comparison, the corresponding nominative/accusative forms include integrierter (masculine) or integriertes (neuter). Depending on the determiner, other forms may appear, such as integrierte (feminine) or integrierten (plural). The exact ending reflects standard German adjective declension rules: the -em ending occurs in dative singular masculine or neuter contexts, often after prepositions like mit, bei, oder in situations without a definite article.

Etymology traces integriert to the verb integrieren (to integrate), from Latin integer, meaning whole or intact. The adjective carries the sense of something that has been merged into a cohesive whole, a meaning that remains common in IT, business processes, urban planning, and organizational contexts.