Synthesize (verb)

1. To combine or produce something by synthesis.
2. To create a whole by combining or putting together smaller parts or elements.
3. To produce a chemical compound by chemical synthesis.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from synthesis, on the pattern of analyze.

Examples:

1. The scientists were able to synthesize the compound in the lab.
2. He synthesized the data from the different studies to form a coherent theory.
3. The company is able to synthesize the drug in large quantities.
4. She synthesized the information from the different sources to write the report.
5. The researchers synthesized the new material by using the process they developed.