The phrase "aggregate database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data management, analytics, or information systems where multiple data sources are combined into a single database for analysis or reporting.
Example: "The company implemented an aggregate database to streamline data analysis from various departments."
Alternatives: "consolidated database" or "combined database".
But it also serves as a national portal, providing access to an aggregate database of more than 200,000 listings and recent transactions nationwide.
Currently 22 hospitals submit reports anonymously to a central database which supports analysis of a hospital's own data and that of an aggregate database.
Scale parameters and shape parameters of the form, angularity and textural properties of the particles were incorporated in the aggregate database to account for the shape-induced anisotropy of particulate soils.
In addition, AFENET maintains an aggregate database of all alumni and current trainees from member programmes.
If this surveillance is performed in a multicentric setting, the results from the aggregate database can offer an added value to the local results.
The aggregate database includes data from over 800 US hospitals in 50 states with close to 300 000 patients with a primary diagnosis of heart failure.
"Why do we continue to see these large aggregate databases?" Eddie Schwartz, chief information security officer at the computer security firm RSA, said in an interview on Tuesday.
When these aggregate databases were employed for MS searching, the resultant SAP peptide identifications tended to have low scores as compared to reference peptide identifications, because a high number of SAP sequences were included in the database but not present in the analyzed samples [ 25].
Source: FactSet Aggregates database via FactSet Research Systems.
The MLVA data were analysed using the Brucella aggregated database on MLVAnet (http://mlva.u-psud.fr/) hosted by Université Paris-Sud 13.
However, portals that enabled aggregated database searching plus additional collaborative or interactive functionality tailored for a public health audience and for evidence-informed decision making (e.g. decision support tools, interactive tutorials etc).
