The phrase "able to aggregate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of combining or collecting data or information from various sources.
Example: "The new software is able to aggregate data from multiple databases, providing a comprehensive overview of the information."
Alternatives: "capable of collecting" or "able to compile".
When DTPA was added during the slower oxidation phase, the rate of change of attenuance was decreased substantially, but the LDL was still able to aggregate, as indicated by the aggregation and sedimentation phases.
An α-syn-dependent etiopathologic hypothesis states that in PD α-syn is able to aggregate and gain a toxic function, even if the noxious aggregated form (protofibrillar or fibrillar) is debated [11], [12].
The peptide is able to aggregate bacteria in vitro but does not mediate leakage or aggregation of artificial liposomes at low- or high-salt concentrations and does not destroy lipid membranes [ 17].
Should they be able to aggregate it and sell it without your permission, perhaps to other aggregators, in order to better target ads or add to a profile of you and your demographic?
Membrane aggregation experiments by turbidimetry and cytometry showed that penetratin is able to aggregate very efficiently PE and PC but is unable to aggregate PG membranes.
"Being able to aggregate all of that content in one place was interesting".
During the testing period, the councils were able to aggregate a wealth of data about parking demand, intensity, and the schedules of drivers.
Some day, maybe, demand response companies will be able to aggregate huge numbers of individual electricity consumers and bid their services into wholesale markets, too.
Cardinal was able to aggregate demand for less common dosage forms, such as freeze-dried tablets, from multiple pharmaceutical companies to achieve scale production advantages.
This link will dramatically reduce costs, because banks will be able to aggregate investors' positions across all three exchanges, letting them stump up much less collateral.
The extended SCTP, referred to as Load-Sharing SCTP (LS-SCTP), is able to aggregate the bandwidth of all the active transmission paths between the communicating endpoints.
