The phrase "aggregate set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or grouping of items, data, or elements that are combined or summarized.
Example: "The aggregate set of data collected from various sources provides a comprehensive overview of the trends in the market."
Alternatives: "combined collection of" or "total group of".
The aggregate set of constraints may make it impossible to cover or backhaul all demands.
A WQI ascribes quality value to an aggregate set of measured parameters.
By focusing on specific economies instead of a larger aggregate set of data, we were able to get a better understanding of individual, national circumstances and also a clearer picture of current trends.
The z-scores represented by each P ( z ( n ) ) represent a subset of the aggregate set of z values, independent of L i and N p. Because the unconditional distribution of z values is approximately normal with mean 0 and with units of the standard deviation ( σ z = 1 ), we also plot a normal distribution Normal ( 0, 1 ) in each panel for reference (red curve).
For genome-wide analysis of coverage difference between two parasegments for H3K27me3, we first merged the significant regions of enrichment from the different parasegments to create an aggregate set of regions of interest.
There were few significant associations between individual risk alleles and diabetes in the Framingham Offspring Study cohort, but this finding was expected, given that alleles of small effect were tested in a community-based sample of modest size, and the aggregate set of 18 SNPs was predictive of new cases of diabetes.
Then the capillary rise from the saturation pan into the multiple aggregates (set of 14 or 15 aggregates) without and with coatings was measured.
It is concerned with aggregating sets of individual task outputs to identify the correct output or to obtain a better output.
Dynamic agent compression aggregates sets of homogeneous agents into a container object which then acts for the agents as a whole [ 6, 7].
The abstract machine has an optional provision for executing a routine to aggregate a set of runs after they have completed.
In aggregate, this set of 3646 cities contains 2.0 billion people (for year 2000), including ∼1 billion people in Asia.
