The phrase "aggregate scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, economics, or any field where collective measurements or assessments are discussed.
Example: "The researchers analyzed the data at an aggregate scale to identify trends across different demographics."
Alternatives: "overall level" or "collective scale".
Results indicated that imaging spectroscopy can be successfully used to measure and characterize the spatial variability of soil carbon and nitrogen at the soil aggregate scale.
At the end of the 90-day incubation period, organic and bio fertilizer amendments had an increasing impact on aggregate stability and OC content in macro– and micro– aggregate scale.
The experimental tests are performed on parallelepipedic samples at classical aggregate scale (one centimeter sections).
It provides access to a local cohesion (c) and a local friction angle at classical aggregate scale.
All along we found that unexpected interesting behaviours were induced by the hierarchical propagation of such extreme monomer properties, from the aggregate scale to the mesoscopic phases.
Note also that we do not consider questions concerning the aggregate scale of the skilled migrant intake, which are often the subject of heated public debate (e.g., Birrell, 2014).
Figure 10 shows the goodness-of-fit indices of spatial models in different aggregated scale.
We provide a systematic approach to describe and evaluate the differences between maps at multiple scales, while assessing the accuracy of individual mapping effort at an aggregated scale.
At the globally aggregated scale, we found floods to be significantly longer during both El Niño and La Niña years, compared to neutral years.
A finding of spatial correlation at the village level may be indicative of social interactions and influence among individual women that is captured on a more aggregated scale.
A previous study of group CBT concluded that QoL in one aggregated scale post-treatment was associated with the SIAS among patients diagnosed with social phobia [ 37].
