The phrase "aggregate formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to combining or summarizing data, ideas, or components into a cohesive whole, often in scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The researchers presented an aggregate formulation of the data collected from various studies to provide a comprehensive overview of the findings."
Alternatives: "combined formulation" or "collective formulation".
While general purpose MFI instruments can possess a number of magnification settings for use with flow cells of different depths, research with protein aggregate formulations demonstrated that this flexibility is not consistent with the fine adjustments required to obtain acceptable repeatability between instruments.
All stable (less aggregated) formulations were subjected to accelerated storage stability testing.
One key issue is the propensity of the proteins to nonspecifically aggregate during expression, isolation, final formulation, and storage.
The most widely used method for the detection and analysis of proteins and their aggregates in formulations is size exclusion chromatography (SEC) [5].
Stability of the vitamin C molecule depends on aggregate condition and formulation.
All weights in W that can be measured by different ways such as average, max, and min are aggregated using summation formulation as (mathop sum nolimits _{i=1}^n w_{i} =1) [15].
A hierarchical analysis is presented for evaluating the accuracy of different formulations to simulate diatom aggregate formation and diagnose its associated carbon fluxes.
This is because niosomes themselves have limitations for oral delivery due to poor integrity at the site of absorption, physicochemical instability to hydrolysis, separation of drug and their tendency to sediment and aggregate 1, 2. A proniosomal formulation is a dry formulation of a liquid crystalline niosomal hybrid which converts to niosomes upon hydration with aqueous media.
In considering a more general setting, with a finite number of QoS factors that can be aggregated linearly, an extended formulation of the Lee model was proposed by Yu et al.[11].[11]
