The phrase "aggregate survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where data is collected from multiple sources or groups to analyze trends or patterns.
Example: "The aggregate survey results indicated a significant increase in customer satisfaction across all demographics."
Alternatives: "comprehensive survey" or "combined survey".
Students were given the aggregate survey results, which included tables showing the characteristics of the sample, their housing conditions and the reported frequency of respiratory symptoms.
Nonetheless, the aggregate survey sample was found to be older, more female, and racially more Caucasian than the general population in the study areas.
A potential ecological bias would be most prominent within our study for diabetes, socioeconomic, and assessed behavioral risk factor covariates because they are based on aggregate survey datasets.
The DDP score, which is based on aggregate survey data and key informant surveys, is a measure developed for comparative risk assessment in the WHO's Global Burden of Disease study (Rehm et al. 2004).
Neighbourhood-level social characteristics (interpersonal trust, norms of reciprocity, social cohesion) were derived by aggregating survey data on these constructs within neighbourhoods.
Aggregating survey data from 96 countries across the world CDC documented that each year more than 1 billion children around the world likely experience some form of violence.
Aggregating survey suggestions by type of impairment or diagnosis, and by intervention enabled broadly similar suggestions to be grouped together.
On the day of the meeting, the panelists were given a copy of the aggregated survey results indicating the ratings of all of the strategies.
Aggregated survey data on perceived job strain and supervisor support from healthcare personnel (doctors, n=122, mean age 45.5 years, nurses, n=300, mean age 47.1 years) were combined with registered data (Electronic Medical Records) from 8975 patients (51% men, mean age 67 years) with type 2 diabetes.
The analytics staff also routinely combined all of their data sources -- Benenson's aggregate battleground survey, the state tracking polls, the analytical calls and even public polling data -- into a predictive model to estimate support for Obama and Romney in each state and media market.
In a similar spirit, our empirical application offers a 'quick and easy' method that uses only aggregate consumer survey data.
