The phrase "additional disaggregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of breaking down data or information into smaller, more detailed components beyond what has already been provided.
Example: "The report requires additional disaggregation of the sales data to better understand regional performance."
Alternatives: "further breakdown" or "extra segmentation".
A third key contribution, finally, is the additional disaggregation by groups of regions based on a cluster analysis.
The estimation of the differential importance of the three variables during expansions and recessions, the consideration of the response of prices to labor demand shocks, and the additional disaggregation by two groups of regions (one including Catalonia, Madrid, Navarra, and the Basque Country, and the other one grouping the rest of the regions) are the main contributions of the paper.
Further research should include representative data on individual "Home Health" users and non-users and additional variables that allow a disaggregation of the evolution of macro and micro social indicators.
Our present results provided additional evidence for the more potent disaggregation effects of dimeric polyphenols than monomeric polyphenols and suggested that A-type EGCG dimer seems to have potential application as an excellent anti-amyloidogenic agent.
Finally, the SEC asserts that disclosure of CSR payments would impose additional compliance costs on companies namely in requiring the disaggregation of data.
Although concrete explanations for the processes causing the second peak require additional research, the microscope images indicate that colloid disaggregation takes place during the elution of this peak as a slower kinetic process.
It is based on a disaggregation of multi commodity-flow formulation with additional 4-index variables.
However, fibrils are usually resistant to agents employed to dissolve macromolecules, and the present protocol using trypsin, deoxycholate, and dithiothreitol for the proteomic analysis of the histologically abnormal areas may not necessarily have produced complete lysis and disaggregation, which suggests that there may be additional proteins that are enriched.
Additional costs of up to £24m were incurred during the disaggregation of the GSCC's national functions to the regulatory bodies of Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Overall, the combined use of interactome classes, network clustering methods and additional multiomic sources allows for better characterization of the modularity map, and for an assessment of the influence of integration and disaggregation on the detected and validated modules.
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