The phrase "aggregate of which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collective group or totality and specifying a part or aspect of that group.
Example: "The study examined the aggregate of which various factors contributed to the overall success of the project."
Alternatives: "total of which" or "collection of which".
Interactions between cross-modal signals may appear to reflect linear or nonlinear computations on a moment-by-moment basis, the aggregate of which determines the net product of multisensory integration.
His formal schooling from several itinerant teachers was intermittent, the aggregate of which may have amounted to less than a year; however, he was an avid reader and retained a lifelong interest in learning.
Podes provided information on population and the number of health facilities in all villages within a district, the aggregate of which is calculated for each district.
Histones induce plasma proteins to form aggregates, of which fibrinogen has been identified as a major component[4].
It has been noticed before that fiat boundaries come in two distinct types (those demarcating material entities and those demarcating immaterial entities) and, consequently, fiat entities may also be considered as: (i) "fiat parts" and (ii) "fiat aggregates", the latter of which are aggregates of which the constituting material entities are not connected to each other [23].
Electron microscope and cell fraction assays indicate that after uptake H1299 cells mainly stored InsP6/iron in lysosomes as large aggregates, of which about 10% have been released to the cytosol.
In total, there were 36 eligible published studies with aggregate data, of which 34 were cross sectional and two were cohort studies.
Community voting, with an aggregate view of which products the GoodGuide community recommends or avoids.
Designed without expansion joints, Time is one of a small number of outdoor sculptures made of reinforced pebble/concrete aggregate, few of which have been created since the 1930s.
The material placed directly on the pulp may be either calcium hydroxide or mineral trioxide aggregate, both of which are safe for dogs over the long-term.
Both thalamus and diencephalon displayed numerous aggregates, most of which were interspersed within neuronal fibers.
