The phrase "about agglomeration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the clustering or gathering of entities, such as people, businesses, or resources in a specific area.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the economic impacts about agglomeration in urban areas."
Alternatives: "regarding agglomeration" or "concerning agglomeration".
The demonstrated ability of serum proteins to bring about particulate agglomeration makes this a possibility.
It's all about accelerated agglomeration in the capital: the network, innovation and growth benefits that accrue from critical mass and economies of scale.
Noah Smith disagrees, because land isn't really particularly scarce — when we see high land prices in some metro areas, it's all about the agglomeration effects, which could go in various directions over time.
While particulate products are often characterized by their median diameter or the width of the particle size distribution, information is rarely given about the agglomeration degree of the product.
What else? Land, I'll take the point Paul about the agglomeration, and I think that is a huge issue and perhaps we'll get into that in the Q and A because it's topical and local and so on.
From this data, inferences can be made about the agglomeration tendencies of the NPs over time in different biological solution systems.
More words have been spilled in the business press about this arbitrary agglomeration of people than any other, yet debates seem to go on endlessly.
Under submerged conditions, the size of the ZnO particles increased from a mass median diameter of about 350 nm to about 900 nm within about 30 min due to agglomeration, which results in an approximately 3-fold deposition rate; that is, the entire ZnO dose is delivered to the cells with about 1 h.
Meanwhile, the population of the inner city increased in line with that of the total agglomeration until about 1890, when it stood at 160,000.
