The phrase "aggregate collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a combined or total collection of items or data from various sources.
Example: "The research team compiled an aggregate collection of data from multiple studies to analyze the overall trends."
Alternatives: "combined collection" or "total collection".
There's already such a need for a way to aggregate collections of tweets into a cohesive story, that third parties like Storify stepped in long ago with their own tools for the task.
There's already such a need for a way to aggregate collections of tweets into a cohesive story, that third parties like Storify stepped in long ago with their own tools for the task.
An aggregate collectivity is a mere collection of individuals such as a crowd or the people standing at a bus stop or a statistical category such as middle-income earners.
An aggregate collectivity, Peter French writes, is "merely a collection of people" (French 1984, p. 5).
First, existing business rules were reviewed for relevant data collections including the NSW Health aggregate data collection system, which counts Non-Admitted Patient Occasions of Service (NAPOOS), and systems that capture patient-level data for specific community health services, to determine their suitability for use in the CHOCIP data collection.
aggregate: a collection of primitives of the same dimensionality that is simply used to bundle together geometries.
Users are now asked if they would like to identify what industry they work in and contribute to aggregate data collection by sector.
Geometric primitives of the same dimensionality can be combined together into another primitive, namely: aggregate: a collection of primitives of the same dimensionality that is simply used to bundle together geometries.
TWO of the biggest trends in music listening in recent years: aggregating your collection, and disaggregating your collecting.
