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merge to vs merge with

Both 'merge to' and 'merge with' are grammatically correct, but 'merge to' refers to the destination or result of a merger, while 'merge with' refers to the action of combining two entities.
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merge to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when referring to the destination or result of a merger.

Use 'merge to' when you want to indicate the destination or result of a merger, such as 'Company A will merge to form a new entity.'

Examples:

  • The two companies will merge to create a stronger market presence.
  • The departments will merge to streamline operations.
  • The two organizations will merge to increase efficiency.
  • Today, internet technology and renewable energies are about to merge to create a powerful infrastructure for a Third Industrial Revolution (TIR).
  • In 1991, ABN and AMRO Bank agreed to merge to create ABN AMRO.
  • These are about 2 micrometres in diameter and last for only a few milliseconds, although several sparks can merge to form larger gradients, called "calcium waves".
  • During collapse, electrons and protons merge to produce neutrons and neutrinos.
  • Charm and technology, history and future merge to offer the ideal...
  • Welcome to the Agriturismo Torre Bruno, a place where history and nature merge to give life to a little corner of paradise.
  • In the Super Record EPS groupset, mechanical parts and electronic technology merge to create a high-performance drivetrain.
  • DE.VI.L.SHOES is located in the heart of the Apulian region where tradition and creativity merge to give birth to a high quality product which doesn't neglect style.
  • Here history, nature and art merge to give you special moments in which the pleasing good meal accompany the discover of the landscape and its traditions.
  • For Confindustria Giovani, ERG also sponsored the "Bootcamp", an excellent training event where didactics and practice merge to create useful competencies to confront the challenging environment where Italian companies are currently operating.
  • And here I believe we are on the cusp of a third industrial revolution, in which internet technologies and renewable energies merge to create a powerful, new energy infrastructure.
  • Research, experimentation and design merge to communicate creative strength, becoming the symbol of the new, free and joyous living aesthetics for daily living.
  • Detailed knowledge of markets that stand out for high image content, and consolidated relations with the world of interior architecture merge to offer a visionary view in terms of strategy and impeccable execution.
  • ERP and WMS could merge to form a new is an application whereby orderpickers, provided with glasses and headset, look into the warehouse enriched with visual information and talk to warehouse trucks.
  • 16 July Carnaby: urban vintage Carnaby: the porcelain stoneware floor collection with cement look in which architecture, materials and vintage atmosphere merge to give life to a new lifestyle Read more...
  • The old house and its splendid terrace have been lovingly restored, enhancing the ancient materials and highlighting arches, niches, high ceilings, ancient fountains: history, art, landscape and well-being merge to surprise the guest.
  • Fraternal exchanges were no more possible, but in the meantime the nature had concluded that if a cell divided to get two, then it could well be imagined a contrary proceeding: that is, two cells which merge to form one.
  • In the southwestern region of the Pacific, towards east of its distribution area, it is replaced by the analogous Siganus lineatus, of similar size, with the same yellow spot close to the caudal peduncle, but with the spots that merge to form long arabesques.
  • This doesn't mean the mind no longer functions. Mindfulness and the mind intertwine and merge to monitor each other at all times without a lapse.
  • 0523801141Atmosphere and music in the open air, in the wonderful settings at the foot of the 14th century bell tower, where history and modern times merge to create a charming atmosphere.

Alternatives:

  • combine to
  • unite to
  • join to form
  • come together to
  • fuse to

merge with

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when referring to the action of combining two entities.

Use 'merge with' when you want to describe the action of combining two entities, such as 'Company A will merge with Company B.'

Examples:

  • The company will merge with its competitor to expand its market share.
  • The two teams will merge with each other to work on a joint project.
  • The organizations decided to merge with a larger corporation.
  • By 1918, the Examiner was forced to merge with the Chicago Herald.
  • On October 28, 2010, Zuffa announced that WEC would merge with the UFC.
  • It was widely anticipated that BAe would merge with Germany's DASA to form a pan-European aerospace giant.
  • You're starting to merge with the couch.
  • Australia will merge with Indonesia, and Baja California will slide northward along the coast.
  • Or, we might be able to acquire other companies or merge with them.
  • I would be thrilled to merge with the good people of Fillmore.
  • We can't merge with Lockhart/Gardner.
  • The large windows allow geometry to merge with the landscape, the warmth of hearth and home.
  • To implement this strategy, talks to merge with a corporation FUJITSU.
  • You can't hold out unless you merge with the Saxonia company.
  • Part of the problem is the autonomous artillery battalions which refuse to merge with the Central Committee.
  • I'm required to merge with Jefferson... periodically in order to maintain nuclear cohesion.
  • The new HDQ - 4K 35 is ready to merge with the new boat screen management system, which will allow a blending resolutions 4K projection.
  • Fall's done for and it's your duty to merge with Winter.
  • To fight the invaders, Nagisa must merge with Iczel and become a battle-suited warrior named "Iczelion".
  • Commander Lord Louis Mountbatten's 5th Destroyer Flotilla was later ordered to merge with Mack's fleet to increase its striking power.
  • At will, Obsidian can merge with his own shadow and possess the shadows of others.
  • In January 1833, Thomas Dalton, president of the Massachusetts General Colored Association, led a successful petition to merge with the New England Anti-Slavery Society.

Alternatives:

  • combine with
  • unite with
  • join forces with
  • come together with
  • fuse with

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