The phrase "aggregate approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a collective or combined method is being discussed, often in fields like data analysis, research, or project management.
Example: "The aggregate approach to data collection allows us to analyze trends across multiple datasets more effectively."
Alternatives: "combined method" or "collective strategy".
We also discuss the difficulties and deficiencies when using Divisia aggregate approach.
He brought back a cache of video and enrolled in film school at Columbia University, where he discovered he had something that could, in aggregate, approach the truth in ways that piecemeal clips on CNN could not.
Our results suggest that an aggregate approach could be misleading, at least for discussions of the short-term response to risks.
Recent evidence, particularly with respect to the income elasticity of VSL, suggests that the aggregate approach is deficient because it does not account for a possible change in income elasticity across income levels.
We follow the aggregate approach for two main reasons.
In a more aggregate approach, which is applied in the paper at hand, these stakeholder groups are categorized as government, customers, and other stakeholders (Seuring and Müller 2008b).
However, the increasing requirements for total QoS support necessitate aggregate approaches.
In the light of the mixed success of firm-level studies in identifying the causal impact of STW, aggregate approaches in the spirit of Abraham and Houseman (1994) and Van Audenrode (1994) provide a potentially fruitful alternative.
First, the involved membranes must aggregate, approaching each other to within several nanometers.
However, at the micro-level, namely, the LTC insurer or individual level, there have been few empirical studies concerning LTCI expenditures in Japan and the available studies have focused primarily on aggregate approaches related to supply/demand factors [ 8, 10, 15, 30, 32].
The statewide TCH map was converted to estimates of aboveground carbon density (ACD) using a universal plot-aggregate approach [26].
