The word "integrated" is used to emphasize the harmonious combination of distinct elements into a unified whole across various fields in literature. It appears in discussions of social and institutional challenges, such as efforts to create unified educational and military environments ([1], [2]), and extends to technical contexts where separate components are combined into a functional system, as seen with circuits and economic structures ([3], [4]). At a conceptual level, the term underscores a philosophical or existential unity, suggesting that individual experiences or qualities blend into a greater, more coherent identity ([5], [6], [7]). In each context, "integrated" serves to capture the idea of synthesis—whether addressing social reform, technological advancement, or the formation of a complete human character ([8], [9]).