Feed back into Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To return or contribute to the same place or process, often creating a cycle or improving the original system with information or results.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used for systems, processes, or cycles where output becomes input again. Common in technical, business, and scientific contexts ('data feeds back into the system'). Not about feeding (food); do not confuse with 'feedback' (opinions or comments). Often takes an object (what is feeding back into what).
Example Sentences
All the data we collect feeds back into the main system.
basic
The profits feed back into new investments.
basic
Any mistake we make feeds back into the process and helps us improve.
basic
Everything you learn from one project feeds back into the next.
natural
Her advice always seems to feed back into her own life.
natural
If you fix a bug, the solution will feed back into the whole codebase.
natural