The phrase "a disaggregation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of breaking down a whole into its constituent parts or components, often in contexts like data analysis or research.
Example: "The report provides a disaggregation of the survey results, allowing for a more detailed understanding of the demographics involved."
Alternatives: "a breakdown of" or "an analysis of".
Therefore, there can be pooling of state sovereignty but not a disaggregation of political subject-hood – of popular sovereignty – which then can be shared between two constitutional subjects.
A follow-up study to the current effort will involve a disaggregation of information used in the model to develop country level strategy.
The results of this study highlight the importance of a disaggregation of the data for the individual medical specialities, as they reveal a clear heterogeneity in the interdependences between the sectors.
All in all the results of this study highlight the importance of a disaggregation of the data for the individual medical specialities, as they reveal a clear heterogeneity in the interdependences between the sectors.
Finally, we provide a disaggregation of the material footprint layers by the main material categories, thereby analyzing the structural differences in the use of certain material groups in the economic system.
A disaggregation of the European countries has revealed that patents with a German priority have a higher or similar likelihood of being opposed than patents from the other countries, with the exceptions of The Netherlands and Denmark.
This is true for the U.S. and for the Netherlands but to some extent also for Germany, where the Antitrust Authority for various reasons is still reluctant regarding a considerable disaggregation of the product market [19].
Moreover, a detailed disaggregation of total energy consumption into electricity, coal, coke, and crude oil consumption and its linkage with economic growth may provide new insights for the design of energy policy across Chinese regions.
It offers potential solutions to the primary weaknesses in SSURGO: 1) unmapped areas are gap-filled using survey data from the surrounding regions, 2) the artificial discontinuities at political boundaries are removed, and 3) the use of high resolution environmental covariate data leads to a spatial disaggregation of the coarse polygons.
Although it can sometimes be helpful to attempt a fuller disaggregation of these factors, we regard non-randomness in the spatial location of protected areas, and any resultant differences in their initial plant production, as important determinants of their effectiveness (and of that of conservation planning), rather than confounding biases to be controlled for [22], [42].
SES data were compiled by the Mapping Unit of the Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP) at the University of British Columbia [21] using neighbourhoods defined by local populations in collaboration with research group mapping teams, and SES information obtained from a customized disaggregation of Statistics Canada 2001 census data for the 469 neighbourhoods.
