The phrase "aggregate behaviour of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing collective actions or patterns observed in a group or system.
Example: "The aggregate behaviour of the population during the survey revealed significant trends in consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "collective behavior of" or "overall behavior of".
Day and night are further differentiated by the aggregate "behaviour" of the ecosystem (other animals also have day/night cycles).
In Maliar and Maliar (2003), for example, conditions are derived that allow to describe the aggregate behaviour of heterogeneous consumers by means of a representative consumer who is faced with preference, technology and labor shocks.
Consequently, our data allowed determination of a global view of the regulatory network resulting from PIP overexpression based on the aggregate behaviour of genes connected in a functional network rather than on unique genes found differentially expressed.
We can investigate why this is so by examining the aggregate behaviour of the individual transcription rate estimates that inform the hierarchical distributions.
The methodological privileging of outcomes measures, statistical analysis, and indexes of aggregate behaviour that characterises clinical epidemiology serves to distinguish evidence-based medicine from traditional medicine, as the latter is charged with relying on unsystematic observations, medical intuition, pathophysiologic principles, and clinical experience [ 8].
Individual and aggregate behaviour in the midst of air raid chaos was difficult to plot neatly onto a normal/abnormal scale.
To illustrate this, consider that the outcomes movement has been invoked to support political efforts to increasingly privatise American health care [ 38], as the valuing of standardised measures, aggregate behaviour, and radically fragmented medical knowledge supports the logic of the medical marketplace.
Arguably these together represent the simplest model of traffic that can give realistic aggregate behaviour, although it does not attempt to account for the fine details of real traffic behaviour.
But perhaps because of the regularity of these events there is little reason to expect significant changes in aggregate behaviour.
In this study, we proposed and demonstrated a simple method for characterising the aggregation behaviour and aggregate structure of ENPs in different natural waters.
Both experimental and numerical studies are presented dealing with the separation, identification and quantification of drying shrinkage incompatibilities effects between cement paste and aggregate on mechanical behaviour of cementitious materials.
