The phrase "aggregate needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the combined or collective requirements of a group or system.
Example: "The study aims to identify the aggregate needs of the community to better allocate resources."
Alternatives: "collective needs" or "combined requirements".
The aggregate needs to be disseminated to all nodes in the network.
In particular it has a higher absorption rate than normal aggregate, needs much more water for mixing, and has a high slump loss rate depending on the elapsed time.
Such aggregate needs have the same moral force as individual needs.
Given such patients' shared, aggregate needs for societal support and access to medical innovation, they constitute "patient communities".
Such a prosocial system is ethically premised on the recognition of patients' shared, aggregate needs for societal support and access to medical innovation.
One of the criteria in the definition of amyloid is that the protein aggregate needs to exhibit both affinity for Congo red and green birefringence when viewed by polarization microscopy.
Yes, highly indebted households in the US will have to spend less in future; but the government can spend more, we can have lower trade deficits, and in general there's no reason why aggregate demand needs to be low despite the past excesses of some players.
Sources of construction materials (such as sand and rock aggregate needed in the production of concrete) often require exploration.
Given the continued high rates of Indigenous incarceration, we hypothesize that participants will have elevated levels of aggregate need.
Thus, it becomes possible to make statements such as "50% of the population have access to x% of the health workers, while their need would represent y% of the aggregate need".
While we cannot lose sight of the aggregate need to increase food and agricultural production (the pile of food), we must also pay much more research and development attention to the special production and nutritional needs of the chronically food insecure.
