The phrase "about the aggregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the collection or grouping of data, items, or information.
Example: "The report provides insights about the aggregation of user data over the past year."
Alternatives: "regarding the aggregation" or "concerning the aggregation".
Political campaigning, too, is all about the aggregation of marginal gains.
If each person's holdings are just then there are no more questions to be asked about the aggregation of holdings.
Dave Brailsford, one of the country's most successful sports coaches (yes, there are some), says success is all about "the aggregation of marginal gains".
First we show that excitation spectra of aqueous solutions of rhodamine 6G can be very informative about the aggregation features.
Optical absorption spectroscopy is used to make statements about the aggregation of the polymer chains and to visualize the electronic doping behavior.
However, whereas mutations that lead to amyloid-β aggregation have been shown to exacerbate tangle formation, the inverse is not true — mutations that affect tau do not bring about the aggregation of amyloid-β.
However, I have to admit the change I'm most personally excited about is the aggregation feature.
The construction and study of βSHC was initiated with the aim of understanding whether investigation of the transient long-range interactions can provide insight about why the aggregation rate of βS is lower than that of αS.
It is natural to apply the results about merging methods to the aggregation of individual judgments (Pigozzi 2006).
No information about the kinetics of the aggregation process, the influence of environmental conditions on these kinetics, or the morphology of aggregates is available in literature.
A general disadvantage of the MRIO approach when applied to critical materials is that tracing critical materials through IO tables requires gross assumptions about homogenous product mixes, as the aggregation level of I/O is usually so high that it does not allow to distinguish specific critical metals from the bulk of nonferrous metals.
