The phrase "aggregate reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or any situation where data is summarized or compiled from multiple sources.
Example: "The company implemented aggregate reporting to provide a clearer overview of its sales performance across different regions."
Alternatives: "summary reporting" or "consolidated reporting".
We therefore sought to review existing documentation to provide the rationale for our estimates, accepting that the principle of the 'primary' code in OECD aggregate reporting masks the commitment to HRH.
So what I would like to see are disclosure rules that require aggregate reporting, not on an individual basis but on the pay of anybody who gets more than fifty per cent of his income through a bonus.
DEA can produce more consistent measures of good-practice, compared to ratio-based key performance indicators (KPI), providing emission reduction targets for companies and an aggregate reporting tool.
Whilst this avoids double-counting, the downside is that this classification and aggregate reporting results in an 'all-or-nothing' situation [ 34].
Based on our interviews with academic scientists, many IRBs have traditionally allowed aggregate reporting of study results, while restricting or strongly discouraging the conveyance of individual-level information.
In addition to the small number of studies, the aggregate reporting and lack of distinct data by sample type and age group were constraints in estimating the prevalence of serogroups and serotypes.
The chart below displays aggregate reported venture capital dollar volume raised by startups in the Midwest.
VCs in aggregate reported a 3.41 confidence level on a 5 point scale last quarter, down from 3.66 in the second quarter.
Although previous experiments by various groups have, in aggregate, reported a total of 84 Pi-responsive genes, our work here has observed 40% of these genes being responsive to starvation and recovery treatment.
Findings indicated a need for ANMCs to improve the documentation of their contributions through the use of standardized taxonomies to provide aggregated reporting for policy and research purposes.
Evidence conflicts about whether disaggregated contact reporting is more complete than aggregated reporting.
