The phrase "aggregate reductions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing overall decreases or reductions in a collective or total sense, often in fields like economics, environmental science, or data analysis.
Example: "The report highlighted the aggregate reductions in carbon emissions achieved over the past decade."
Alternatives: "total reductions" or "overall decreases".
Thus, the maximum aggregate reductions that could be achieved under optimal conditions are about 18,100- 20,400 more deaths averted in 2025 versus maintaining current patterns (Table 2 and Fig. 2).
And some policies and practices do tend to undermine the responsiveness of health care staff to patients as persons, for example, when standardized checklist approaches are used inflexibly to help implement generally effective interventions in the pursuit of measurable aggregate reductions in disease, disability, and death (Rhodes et al. 2006).
Whether the aggregate reduction of the last two years is a result of welfare reform is not at all clear.
We also demonstrated that besides enhancing chromatography separation and improve product quality, especially for high molecular weight (HMW) aggregate reduction, mixed-mode resins can also help to improve process efficiency in industrial-scale mAb drug manufacturing.
The aggregate reduction of annual peak loads should not exceed total CL value available in heat storage devices, ΣP HS≈240 MW.
In brief, the rule would mandate an aggregate reduction of 30% in power plant emissions below 2005 levels by 2030, with specific reduction requirements imposed on each state.
However, beginning in 2003, net income for the sector had begun to trend upwards, that is, there was an aggregate reduction in losses (see Figure 4).
The coastal community adjacent to the MPA, especially those with a high economic dependency upon the fishery, may face a disproportionate impact, particularly in the short-term, as a result of aggregate reduction in fishing revenue.
Because of the aggregate reduction in neonatal mortality in these trials, interest is high in introducing a 7.1% chlorhexidine digluconate liquid or gel that delivers 4% chlorhexidine for umbilical cord care in Bangladesh and elsewhere.
However, these effects were not associated with aggregate reduction, suggesting that the observed protection was due to compensatory effects downstream of aggregate formation; for instance, the loss of normal PQC functions owing to entrapment of key chaperones, such as DNAJB1 (Park et al., 2013).
Tradeoffs among equity, environmental effectiveness and cost-efficiency indicate the proposals trigger similar aggregate emissions reductions but lead to different outcomes in efficiency and alternative measures of equity.
