The phrase "aggregate provides" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the total or combined offerings or contributions of a group or collection of items or data.
Example: "The aggregate provides a comprehensive overview of the project's overall performance metrics."
Alternatives: "total offers" or "combined supplies".
The aggregate provides hardness and a certain amount of friction for braking.
The high porosity of this aggregate provides blocks with low density and good acoustic and thermal insulating properties.
The ITZ between the cement paste and the aggregate provides a significant pathway for chloride transport which causes corrosion of reinforcing steel.
It is concluded that 30% partial replacement of ceramic waste aggregate with conventional aggregate provides the highest compressive strength, less environmental impacts and is selected as sustainable concrete, which is also verified by analytical hierarchy process (AHP) and technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS).
Generally, fine aggregate provides the solids to develop strength as well as load carrying capacity of CLSM.
From the HIPERPAV results, it is anticipated that the pavement constructed with the low CTE aggregate provides better performance since it experiences lower thermal stresses.
This study investigated the applicability of synthetic resin as neutron shielding aggregate provided by its high hydrogen content.
The results, in aggregate, provide strong evidence for the orientation of Pro and the core conformation of PK/PBAN neuropeptides during interaction with the expressed PBAN receptor.
19 % glass bead by weight of the total aggregate provided the minimum compressive strength of the C30/37 strength class concrete.
By parsing the landscape into micro-markets, Qlika lets marketers run thousands of differentiated, targeted campaigns, which, in aggregate, provide access to a larger audience while ensuring that messaging remains specific to each individual market.
Ferraris et al. (2009) investigated that the use of 20 wt% of VBA as cement filler or 75voll% of VBA as a substitute for natural aggregate provided the same mechanical properties as those of reference samples.
