The phrase "aggregate process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, project management, or any field where processes are combined or summarized.
Example: "The aggregate process of data collection and analysis allows us to draw more accurate conclusions from the research."
Alternatives: "combined process" or "summative process".
Aggregate process planning is a methodology for evaluating alternative design and processing options at the early design stages by applying manufacturing process criteria.
This paper describes the specification and implementation of aggregate process planning methods for complex welding operations.
The second part of this paper discusses how the product model can be used in aggregate process planning.
This paper discusses the definition and implementation of CAPABLE/Welding, a newly developed aggregate process planning system for supporting early design assessment of complex fabrications.
The processes of iron ore reduction (the SLRN process) and illmenite ore reduction (the Becher process) and the lightweight aggregate process are examined.
A new type of coarse aggregate interlocking concrete was prepared with a new invented concrete placing method named as scattering filling aggregate process.
This study offers recommendations for all parties concerned in recycled aggregate processes such as policy makers, recycling facilities, builders, clients and designers to promote this new material.
Considering the model is structured to aggregate processes that occur at annual time-steps and over the spatial scale of the CV, the ranges of the groundwater storage change simulations fit within the uncertainty ranges of the observations for most years.
The view of you as Bill is one item in the list; the view of you as five impersonal aggregate processes is another item on the list.
First, it is not possible to aggregate in general the time-transformed processes since we would aggregate processes with different lengths (see Fig. 2).
In this contribution, an approach for aggregating processes through phenomena building blocks in a systematic methodology is presented.
