The phrase "aggregate required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a total or combined amount is necessary, often in data analysis, reporting, or project requirements.
Example: "To complete the report, we need to ensure that the aggregate required for the final analysis is accurately calculated."
Alternatives: "total needed" or "combined amount".
It was found that POC aggregate require three times lower energy consumption for preparation compared to conventional aggregate.
But evaluating the treatment of Bonds in the aggregate requires a more sophisticated tool than intuition: a statistic known as Win Expectancy.
Developing general use of sandcrete with coarse aggregate requires building specific mix design to respect both compressive strength and workability.
The Court of Appeals concluded: 'We think that a fair consideration of the factors above set out in their aggregate require that appellant should have been granted bail in some reasonable amount.
Canny [8] proposed a scheme for privacy-preserving CF which reduces the filtering task to an iterative calculation of the aggregate, requiring only the addition of vectors of user data using homomorphic encryption techniques.
A tremendous amount of genomics research will be required before clinical utility is established with high confidence on some genetic variants, and studies that include a genomic component may, in aggregate, require the study of very large numbers of individuals before such utility can be established.
The heavier samples with sand aggregates required a higher degree of foaming to drop the density to a similar range, which negatively affects their strength.
First, the amount of aggregates required is determined, and the paste of binders is then filled into the voids of aggregates to ensure that the concrete thus obtained has flowability, self-compacting ability and other desired SCC properties.
The size domains over which coherent-backscatter and shadow-hiding, respectively, each have their most pronounced effect is strongly controlled by the albedo of internal scatterers and the number of hierarchical generations of aggregates required to characterize the particulate-scale behavior of the regolith surface.
However, these aggregates required trypsinisation every 4 d.
