The phrase "aggregate scale of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall size, extent, or magnitude of a collection or group of items, data, or phenomena.
Example: "The researchers analyzed the aggregate scale of the environmental impact across multiple regions."
Alternatives: "overall extent of" or "total magnitude of".
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).
Of course, the influence on the Australian economy of the aggregate scale of the skilled migrant intake is a more complex question that our analysis does not touch upon and which remains for further research.
This provides evidence that the GRH holds not only at the aggregate scale of the overall averages but also at the scale of individual patients.
Some studies have analysed the effects of the different indicators separately [ 25, 30], some have created a scale taking the indicators together [ 26- 28, 31], and again others have investigated each indicator separately as well as an aggregate scale of the indicators together [ 21- 23].
Our Groundwater Depletion (GWD) model builds on DWR's water balance and uses empirical relationships between annual precipitation, supply, and demand to simulate (predict) annual groundwater pumping as well as recharge rates at the aggregated scale of the CV.
Therefore, we omitted KCCQ-os as it represents aggregated scales of both aspects, rendering a comparison with generic HRQOL (PCS and MCS) difficult.
The latter studies revealed that besides the effect of the aggregate scale, often only one of the indicators had an effect on the outcome measurement.
With the chosen cut-off point of ≥20 on the aggregate scale, the Dutch version of the K10 was shown to reach a sensitivity of 0.80 and a specificity of 0.81 for any depressive and/or anxiety disorder as assessed with the Composite International Diagnostic Interview.
The value of each cell is the aggregate scaled activity of a chemical-NR pair, and the column intensities signify the aggregate NR activity profile for each chemical (see Methods).
Hopkins, M. A., Frankenstein, S. & Thorndike, A. S. Formation of an aggregate scale in Arctic sea ice.
For example, such interactions may be expressed on an aggregate scale: given the comparative sizes of virion and host cell it is possible that for most relevant dynamics the virion acts as a point charge on the physical scale of the cell, characterized more by its net charge than by the distribution of that charge on its surface.
