The phrase "agglomeration of individuals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gathering or clustering of people in a particular area or context.
Example: "The city is known for its agglomeration of individuals from diverse backgrounds, contributing to a rich cultural tapestry."
Alternatives: "group of individuals" or "collection of people".
It is more than the sum of its parts: a body is more than an aggregate of individual cells; a university is not merely an agglomeration of individual students, professors, and buildings; an ecosystem is not just a set of individual plants and animals.
It is demonstrated that the agglomeration of individual graphene sheets during the thermal reduction is effectively avoided under the perfect protection of silica.
Amorphous, chain-like nanostructures in the TaN x film deposited on Si are identified by TEM, Figure 3b, and they are composed from the agglomeration of individual nanoparticles with 5-nm mean diameter, as the high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) image of Figure 3c illustrates.
Instead of studying the brain merely as an agglomeration of individual regions with their very specific functions and structural idiosyncrasies, this research, with its new and more systemic perspective, is trying to understand the fundamental lines along which structure/function relationships form [2] [5].
These structures, giant agglomerations of galaxies, might be thought of as cosmic "continents".
Note that during mixed oxide formation, the inhibitive influence on the growth and agglomeration of the individual phases of the components occurs due to the formation of the Ti O Zr bonds.
Like all big banks, Lehman was more like a loose agglomeration of hundreds of individual companies.
Unlike the U.S., Western Europe is not an agglomeration of like-minded individuals united by one currency and one flag.
The agglomeration of genomically localised individual methylation sites into discrete DMRs is currently best served by a combination of DM-signal smoothing and subsequent threshold specification.
However, the most obvious effect of agglomeration is losing of individual physical properties of nanoparticles, especially physical properties provided by quantum-size effects.
Therefore, the compaction among alumina particles of high activity is inevitable at high temperature, which results in severe particle agglomeration and resintering of individual particles with surrounding ones after melting with a formation of dendritic structure called "neckformation" of particle [49].
