The phrase "aggregate quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the overall quality derived from a collection or combination of individual components or factors.
Example: "The aggregate quality of the products improved significantly after the new manufacturing process was implemented."
Alternatives: "overall quality" or "combined quality".
It turns out that aggregate quality scores were similar in all three settings, as were patients' receipt of preventive care.
And, across the broad sweep of audiovisual entertainment, the aggregate quality of output is far higher than before.
The considered experiments come to emphasize the need to use metrics and the aggregate quality indicator.
Salt-scaling resistance was also found to be adequate and primarily dependent on the aggregate quality and associated properties.
Use of the recycled fine aggregate for the upper structures, however, shows minor progress because of the trade-off in aggregate quality and emission of fine particles.
The results show that although all the samples were found to be suitable for use as fine aggregate in high-strength concrete production, natural sands that contained smectite-type clays have poor aggregate quality compared with other sands.
The proposed approach can be profitably applied to certify recycled aggregates quality, increasing their economic value.
Aggregated quality may also be used to create timeline along with historical or geographical meta-data for other analysis.
But in combining quality indicators to rank hospitals, how one aggregates quality measures for easy understanding is still disputable.
Aggregating quality of life losses in the family network, they estimated that the losses of quality of life to the family network could be around 48% of the size of quality of losses to the survivor, in families in which the person with disease had sequelae.
Informatics; surviellance; architecture; data sharing; public health practice The goal of this session will be to briefly present two methods for comparing aggregate data quality and invite continued discussion on data quality from other surveillance practitioners and to present the range of data quality results across participating Distribute sites.
