The phrase "a good aggregate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a collection or sum of items that is considered beneficial or effective.
Example: "The data analysis revealed that a good aggregate of customer feedback can lead to improved product development."
Alternatives: "a solid total" or "a favorable sum".
Sharing it all back with me would meet a public good; aggregating it all anonymously so that public health experts could mine the data would be something bigger.
The need for alternate materials in road construction is increasing due to non-availability of good aggregate in many places.
Good aggregate interlock in PKSC was evident as it produced shorter jagged cracks compared to longer plain cracks of NWC.
For Limestone G, it is apparent that there is relatively little difference in freeze thaw durability for both concretes with good aggregate and proper air entrainment.
While balancing individuals' liberties with promoting social goods is one area of concern, it is embedded within a broader commitment to secure a sufficient level of health for all and to narrow unjust inequalities (Powers & Faden, 2006).[3], [3] Thus, another important area of concern is the balancing of this commitment with the injunction to maximize good aggregate or collective health outcomes.
The final model had good aggregate and individual level predictive accuracy, with the mean absolute prediction error estimated at 20% of the mean cost (see Additional file 1: Table S5).
Creatinine-adjusted urinary total arsenic, a good biomarker of aggregate ingested arsenic exposure, captures exposure from all sources including water, food, soil, and dust (Hughes 2006).
According to Exteberria et al. (2007), the improvement is due to the increased absorption of the mortar attached to the recycled aggregate and the effective ITZ, which indicates a good bond between aggregate and the mortar matrix.
Goodwin Sands has been identified as a good source of aggregate by the Crown Estate.
