The phrase "aggregate level in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data, statistics, or analysis that is compiled or summarized at a broader or collective level.
Example: "The results were analyzed at an aggregate level in order to identify overall trends across the dataset."
Alternatives: "overall level in" or "collective level in".
Future work entails the application of the analysis to the aggregate level in the European Union.
It is possible that outmigration arbitraged away local differences in these effects, even if they were present at an aggregate level in the North.
When you look at analyses of the benefits of self-driving cars, you find lots of numbers thrown around at an aggregate level – in the US, $317B saved from avoiding lethal crashes (even though so far, self-driving cars have not managed to avoid causing fatalities), $226B saved from avoiding non-lethal crashes, and $99B in time savings.
These data, pooled with two other Danish surveys, are published on a more aggregate level in Sørensen et al., 2009 [ 31].
Table 2 presents the assessment data from the rapid-mapping exercise where HRH at the aggregate level in the Karen State suggests no critical shortage of health workers, with a regional average of 2.8 medics, MHW, and CHW (combined) per 1,000 population (Table 2).
As a first step, patient, caregiver and physician goals were examined at the aggregate level; in other words, all of the patient data on goals of care was examined thematically, followed by all of the corresponding caregiver data and then all of the physician data.
Gender effect is in fact significant at the aggregate level and in architecture and humanities, but not in the remaining areas.
Unlike previous studies that concentrate only on estimating the responsiveness of institutions to economic changes at the aggregate level often in conjunction with other types of labour interventions (e.g. unemployment benefits or active policies), we test whether there is variation in how different subdomains of labour market legislation are reformed.
Table 2 shows the aggregate level change in physician supply.
The main result is that both at the aggregate level and in each scientific area the article score is higher as the journal ranking gets better: in other words, the probability of receiving a high score grows if the article is published in a high-ranking journal according to the evaluation of the ASN's experts.
Since then we have had to try to make up the difference through various methods, which include: keeping real wages as low as possible to maintain competitive profitability, increasing the state employment sector, and liberalising private and state deficit spending in order to keep the aggregate level of demand in the economy high.
