The phrase "aggregate grading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, civil engineering, or materials science, where it refers to the classification or assessment of aggregate materials based on their size and distribution.
Example: "The aggregate grading of the concrete mix is crucial for ensuring its strength and durability."
Alternatives: "aggregate classification" or "aggregate assessment".
Lees' rational method of aggregate grading, however, is a very lengthy and time-consuming procedure.
The volume fraction of the ITZ is analytically calculated based on the aggregate grading.
This paper addresses areas such as mix design, aggregate grading, system's water demand, flow and strength of SCC formulations.
While sieve analysis remains the reference method to determine this curve, optical devices are developing, allowing easier and faster assessment of aggregate grading.
The study shows that the European practice for aggregate grading design allows the application of the Bailey Method criteria confirming the validity of its basic principles.
Aggregate grading may be obtained, for instance, from the ASTM, which is based on experience or may be designed according to Lees' method.
In one study, sellers gave themselves an aggregate grade of B for their meeting preparation, while executive buyers at their accounts provided sellers with a grade of F. Do your homework.
Given a percentage grade on privacy, freedom of expression and their commitment to those value based on an exhaustive analysis of their user agreements, no single company scored an aggregate grade above 65%.
Figure 3 shows sample of different aggregate grades used in the study.
The facility produces 5 grades that vary from fine aggregate (grade 5) to 63 mm particle size (grade 3).
The Los Angeles Protective Police League and the Los Angeles Police Emerald Society Pipe and Drum Band resurrected the trophy this year' and will present it to the best aggregate Grade 4 piper at this year's games, at about 4 p.m. Saturday.
