The phrase "aggregate records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data management, statistics, or research when referring to the collection and summarization of data from multiple sources.
Example: "The researchers decided to aggregate records from various studies to analyze the overall trends in patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "combined data" or "compiled records".
Aggregate records are biased toward the moderns, who play vastly more international cricket.
The largest American firms are all keen on developing such vehicles.To the extent that aggregate records for private-equity returns exist, results in China are strong (see table).
Second, the aggregate records available through the AWCBC appear to be incomplete, in particular for the Territories, Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island, where data is not available for most of the years between 1996 and 2013.
The DDD was constructed to allow for an estimation of per capita consumption of specific drugs based on aggregate records such as sales data [ 15].
He won by an embarrassing 12 strokes, setting a new aggregate record of 270, 18 under, in so doing.
That novel was "Portnoy's Complaint" (1969) — a time bomb of cawing, stinging comedy (it is even typographically explosive, setting the aggregate record, in mainstream fiction, for exclamation marks, block caps and italics).
"Over all, the week has been incredible," McIlroy said, adding that he knew he was chasing history and Woods's 11-year-old aggregate record score of 12 under.
Country-level health information systems that enable national aggregate record-keeping and facility-level medical records have been facilitated by low-cost, open-source robust systems such as District Health Information Systems (DHIS2) and Open Medical Record Systems (OpenMRS).
MapQuest.com does not compile its own databases of street information; rather, it aggregates records received from a number of suppliers.
We are also aggregating records with overlapping dates for an individual, considering these admissions to be part of the one overall hospitalisation 'episode'episode
Our method simplifies the visual complexity of patient trajectories by aggregating records over time, clustering patients and filtering associations between cohorts.
