The phrase "aggregate expansion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, data analysis, or any field where the concept of combining or summing up various elements is relevant.
Example: "The aggregate expansion of the economy over the last quarter indicates a positive trend in growth."
Alternatives: "total growth" or "combined increase".
Global liquidity, high commodity prices and strong capital inflows further fueled aggregate demand expansion through domestic credit -- which had been rising already at high rates since 2005.
The evolution of declining investments in tandem with lower interest rates shown in Chart 1 is seen as stemming from disadvantageous rates of return not related to the pace of aggregate demand expansion.
A few aggregate hPSC expansion processes combine xeno-free conditions with defined media [ 53, 69, 71].
With regards to the high temperature properties of aggregates, thermal expansion and conductivity, and chemical and thermal stability are known to play an important role (Bentz 2007; Bentz et al. 2011).
The cement samples (no fly ash), no opal and opal, the most reactive aggregate in ASR expansion, serve as low and high expansion control.
The test results showed that the clay brick aggregate caused linear expansion proportional to its quantity.
Whereas many publications report on alkali aggregate reaction (AAR) expansion or test analyses, very few address the more pressing issue of its impact on structures.
The clay brick aggregate concretes experienced expansion, however, no visual cracking was observed and there was no measured loss in engineering properties (i.e., compressive strength, flexural strength, and static elastic modulus) when compared to the control mix.
Additionally, the costochondral cells in the present study underwent aggregate redifferentiation following expansion, resulting in the production of type II collagen, GAG, and SZP akin to articular chondrocytes.
