Integrative (adjective)

1. Combining or coordinating separate elements to form a coherent whole.
2. Aiming to combine different approaches or theories to solve a problem or understand a subject.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from latin integrat- "made whole", from the verb integrare, from integer "whole".

Examples:

1. The new curriculum is designed to be more integrative, combining subjects such as science and mathematics.
2. The therapy is an integrative approach combining different techniques to treat the patient.
3. The company is using an integrative strategy for its operations and management.
4. The new system is an integrative solution that combines different technologies.
5. An integrative approach to learning will allow students to make connections between different subjects.