The phrase "aggregate summaries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or compilation of summarized data or information from multiple sources.
Example: "The report includes aggregate summaries of the survey results, highlighting key trends and insights."
Alternatives: "combined summaries" or "cumulative summaries".
Overall, the possibility of very different results between the Chojnacky and Jenkins sets decreases with aggregate summaries of those 'equivalent' type groups.
The advances of this study compared with the previous one are the increase in period, 1965 to 2008 compared with 1966 to1985; modelling by sex and age band as opposed to aggregate summaries of all ages and all people; and the incorporation of age and sex structure into specific comparisons by using multivariate models rather than making univariate contrasts of standardised mortality ratios.
Each of the population, environmental exposure, and health data may be associated with a point, or exact spatial location such as a street address (occurrence data), or an area, a defined spatial region such as a community, of which it is representative (aggregate summaries, e.g., count data).
To examine the feasibility and reliability of the Medical Outcomes Study 36 Item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36) for patients with schizophrenia, focusing on the eight scales and various aggregate summary measures.
Differential phosphorylation of a protein is a population aggregate summary.
First, we used responses from the 168 participants as the unit of analysis, with information on linked partnerships limited to an aggregate summary from the respondent's perspective (e.g., number of known HIV-positive partners in the past 3 months).
The QDS is a self-report instrument that contains 5 aggregate summary questions regarding alcohol use.
The MCODE algorithm [ 6] for network clustering is employed on the aggregate summary graph to extract highly connected genes (modules).
The background level is calculated as an aggregate summary of six to eight control probes with no target transcript.
The SF-36 can also be divided into two aggregate summary measures the Physical Component Summary (PCS) and the Mental Component Summary (MCS).
The SF-36 is divided into two aggregate summary measures, the Physical Component Summary or Physical Health (PCS or PH) and the Mental Component Summary or Mental Health (MCS or PH).
