The phrase "aggregate energy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to energy consumption, production, or analysis, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The study focused on the aggregate energy consumption of the entire region over the past decade."
Alternatives: "total energy" or "combined energy".
The power companies mainly aggregate energy flow from the user or the aggregators.
The results show that urbanization significantly increases aggregate energy intensity, electricity intensity and coal intensity.
The company can also aggregate energy demand across portfolios of buildings in cities, which means it has the potential to provide more macroscopic benefits.
Aggregate energy is usually measured in the linear weighted summation of various energy types based on thermal dynamics laws.
The problem of energy disaggregation is the estimation of individual device usage patterns from available aggregate energy consumption measurements.
Additionally, routes for packet flows are allocated such that the aggregate energy consumption along a chosen path is minimized while avoiding the nodes with low energy levels.
A spreadsheet model is used to evaluate aggregate energy-related emissions in the year 2015 that result from two alternative scenarios of urban growth throughout China.
By aggregating energy consumptions of synthesized households, small area or neighborhood-based estimates of residential energy use can be obtained.
For example, Garcia et al. [18] and Erkin et al. [19] present approaches for aggregating energy consumption measurements using variations of the Paillier cryptosystem.
When the aggregate emission energy from multiple UWB nodes is considered, these exited schemes can hardly mitigate mutual interference between UWB sensors and other legal networks.
The impact resistance of concrete was typically improved using additives, specifically fibers, to the polymer matrix or by replacing aggregate with energy absorbent ones.
