The phrase "aggregate made" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been created or formed as a whole, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The aggregate made from various materials was used in the construction project."
Alternatives: "composite created" or "collection formed".
What was seen in the 20th century was not only an intensification and spread of earlier tendencies in the social sciences but also the development of many new tendencies that, in the aggregate, made the 19th century seem by comparison one of quiet unity and simplicity in the social sciences.
As expected both the compounds show the three molecules aggregate made up of 44BIPY ligands bridging the two carboxylic acids.
The aggregate, made up of SnOx nanocrystals (several tens of nanometers), is uniformly coated with an amorphous carbon layer.
The compounds involving bipyridine and bipyridine type ligands mostly show the three molecules aggregate made up of bipyridine/bipyridine type ligands bridging the two carboxylic acids.
This study investigated the characteristics of lightweight aggregate made from solid waste such as lime-treated sewage sludge, palm oil fuel ash and sodium silicate.
A study was conducted to investigate the feasibility of newly developed controlled low strength material (CLSM) using industrial wastes (pond ash, artificial aggregate made by red mud) and cementless binder as a full substitute of Portland cement in mixtures.
"Diversifying a little bit of your bond portfolio away from the Aggregate makes sense," she said, referring to the index.
This is possibly because our brains take the faces of a group of people in aggregate, making each face look more "average" — and attractive — as a result.
In aggregate, making money.
Aggregate makes up a high mass fraction in asphalt pavements.
However, the tendency of graphene sheets to aggregate makes it difficult to achieve homogenous dispersion in polymer matrix.
