The phrase "aggregate prevalence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, epidemiology, or research to refer to the overall occurrence or frequency of a particular condition or characteristic within a defined population.
Example: "The aggregate prevalence of diabetes in the region has increased over the past decade, highlighting the need for public health interventions."
Alternatives: "overall prevalence" or "combined prevalence".
The aggregate prevalence of DRB1*1501 in IPF patients was significantly greater than among 285 healthy controls (33.1% vs. 20.0%, respectively, OR 2.0; 95%CI 1.3 2.9, p = 0.0004).
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Random-effects models were used to calculate the aggregate prevalence and the pooled odds ratios (OR).
Contrary to alcohol abuse, depression and ADHD, the aggregate prevalence of anxiety demonstrates significant heterogeneity.
The pattern and aggregate prevalence of psychiatric co-morbidity were significantly different across the three age-stratified subgroups (Table 2).
For inclusion of prospective studies in the meta-analysis, sufficient information was required to estimate the aggregate prevalence and pooled OR.
A meta-analysis was also performed to aggregate pooled prevalence of current alcohol use.
In the Australian study, a time series analysis of aggregate monthly smoking prevalence over an 11‐year period, a 390‐point increase in GRPs was significantly associated with a 0.3 percentage‐point drop in adult smoking prevalence 13.
Following a period when vital statistics were the main data sources for this aim, cross-sectional studies began to play an important role in this field providing prevalence aggregate and group-specific estimates.
Aggregating over the total area, smoking prevalence was 19.5%, compared to 19.3% when IHS district level data were aggregated over the same area.
We use aggregates composed of multiple constituent particles to model biological material due to the prevalence of aggregate structures in nature and because the chlorophyll molecule is typically contained inside aggregated structures such as chloroplasts (Fig. 2).
