The problem we study in this thesis asks under which conditions an r-factorization of Kₘʰ can be embedded into an s-factorization of Kₙʰ. This problem is a generalization of a problem posed by Peter Cameron which asks under which conditions a 1-factorization of Kₘʰ can be embedded into a 1-factorization of Kₙʰ. This was solved by Häggkvist and Hellgren. We study sufficient conditions in the case where s = h and m divides n. To that end, we take inspiration from a paper by Amin Bahmanian and Mike Newman and simplify the problem to the construction of an "acceptable" partition. We introduce the notion of irreducible sums and link them to the main obstacles in constructing acceptable partitions before providing different methods for circumventing these obstacles. Finally, we discuss a series of open problems related to this case.