The phrase "aggregate elimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or decision-making processes where the removal of aggregated data or items is discussed.
Example: "The study focused on aggregate elimination to ensure that only the most relevant data points were considered in the final analysis."
Alternatives: "data removal" or "total exclusion".
But as the game entered stoppage time with Zamalek trailing 5-4 on aggregate and facing elimination from the competition, supporters of the home side began pouring on to the pitch in droves.
On the other hand, aggregation modifiers are enriched in splicing, proteolysis, and protein folding, which are the processes directly or indirectly associated with aggregate formation and elimination.
Secondly, for mPEG-silane550 and mPEG-silane2000, despite using filtration and sonication after PEG coating method for elimination aggregated particles prior to DLS measurement, PEGylated nanoparticles even still had relatively larger sizes of approximately 51.3 and approximately 194.2 nm.
Given that Kennedy has previously voted to uphold the large-check prohibition, according to University of California-Irvine election law professor Rick Hasen, there is an outside chance that he might agree that the likely expansion of joint fundraising committees after the elimination of aggregate limits would allow candidates to accept impermissibly large checks.
How protein disaggregation is achieved and whether survival is solely dependent on ClpB-mediated elimination of aggregates or also on reactivation of aggregated proteins has been unclear.
The basal rate of autophagy is required to maintain liver homeostasis by elimination of aggregate-prone proteins and damaged mitochondria and by counteracting hepatocyte swelling [ 7– 9].
The elimination of the aggregate limit on contributions from an individual to all candidates in a two-year election cycle would have similar corrupting consequences.
The elimination of the aggregate limits will likely lead to a major increase in the influence the very wealthy wield in the political process.
The elimination of the aggregate limit on contributions from an individual to all party committees would lead to massive circumvention of both the limits on contributions to candidates and parties and the solicitation ban -- and would result in the functional equivalent of million dollar individual contributions to candidates.
Watchdogs further fear that the elimination of the aggregate limits could subvert the base contribution limits that bar a donor from giving more than $32,400 to a national party committee and $10,000 to a state party committee's federal account per year.
