The phrase "aggregate of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or accumulation of data or knowledge from various sources.
Example: "The report provided an aggregate of information from multiple studies, highlighting the key findings in the field."
Alternatives: "collection of data" or "compilation of information".
Plaxo, which has been overtaken by rivals like Linked In and Facebook, has tried to reinvent itself as an aggregate of information from other social networking sites.
The aggregate of information gathered by these devices over a wide enemy front can be assembled electronically and displayed at headquarters where the combat commander can quickly estimate the situation and make tactical decisions.
Like online services, portals currently offer an aggregate of information, content, E-mail, e-commerce and many plan to eventually offer telephony as well.
At the individual level another aspect that is worth considering is the risk estimate as the result of an aggregate of information on multiple disease features.
In this way a complex aggregate of information, the image of a global culture of peace, comes into being.
His models are online digests like Arts Journal (artsjournal.com) and Romenesko (poynter.org/medianews), aggregates of information on particular subjects.
The authors incorporated the information from this outline into a second draft of the generic logic model and continued to meet to refine the full model through discussion and further clustering and aggregating of information, which led to a series of additional iterations until the authors reached a consensus.
A qualitative communication content analysis method was used to identify, categorize, and aggregate items of information shared by the team during resuscitations to identify common thematic elements [17].
Test precision was studied through the analysis of the Test Information Function (TIF), which is an aggregate of the information provided by each item.
The Directory is an aggregate of contact information from various systems of record at Weill Cornell Medical College.
An aggregate of that information will make it possible for a driver to know, instantaneously, how fast traffic is moving along the various road segments that he intends to take.
