The phrase "aggregate proceeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial or legal contexts to refer to the total amount of money received from a particular activity or transaction.
Example: "The aggregate proceeds from the fundraising event exceeded our expectations, allowing us to support more community projects."
Alternatives: "total revenue" or "overall earnings".
Then, the growth of PrP aggregates proceeds swiftly by the successive association of further PrP molecules, in an aberrant folding structure that reproduces the conformation of the PrPTSE template, with the nucleus.
While trying to establish conditions for the labeling of synthetic prion protein aggregates with a fluorescently labeled prion protein probe, we observed that the formation of prion protein aggregates proceeds much less efficiently in serum or plasma (not shown) than in PBS (Fig. 1).
A previous study elucidated that small-sized platelet aggregates ultimately developed into medium-sized and large-sized aggregates as platelet aggregation proceeds.
Along all the temperatures investigated, aggregation proceeds by forming intermediate molecular assemblies that successively aggregate in clusters.
As aggregation proceeds, these differences in the morphology of Josephin aggregates formed in the absence and in the presence of Ub are consistently observed, as shown by EM micrographs obtained after 6 d at 37°C (Fig. 4 C).
This strongly suggests that GST aggregation proceeds through intermediate formation of soluble species which grow immediately into large insoluble aggregates.
If aggregation proceeds from an unfolded conformation, and the native turn structure is not preserved in the aggregates, the effect of a specific turn sequence on aggregation would be directly correlated with its effect on the β-hairpin stability.
Aggregate IPO proceeds correlate fairly well with dollars raised, but given that Facebook's IPO raised greater than 86% of IPO dollars so far in 2012, a potentially huge distortion of the data set, I suspect IPO proceeds will lose some of their predictive power next year.
After the rate-limiting step of nucleus formation aggregate growth proceeds rapidly by further addition of monomers or other assembly-competent species.
Only when this intermediate of aggregation is significantly populated does the process of aggregation proceed to formation of large aggregates.
