The phrase "aggregate that can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing data, statistics, or collections of items that can be combined or summarized.
Example: "The study focused on the aggregate that can be derived from various sources of data to provide a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "collection that can be" or "total that can be".
Instead, it will be made of a cementlike substance combining powdered stone and mica aggregate that can be tooled to resemble carved stone.
Results indicated that the maximum percentage of natural aggregate that can be replaced with EAF granulated slag is about 15% in order to limit the superplasticizer dosage required to attain the same workability class of the reference concrete mix at the end of the mixing procedure.
Now Kayali and colleagues have patented a technique for converting fly ash into Flashag™, an aggregate that can be mixed with sand, water, and portland cement to make concrete.
It is important to realize, however, that the gap observed in any given country is an aggregate that can be represented as a mean estimate of variations observed within regions and health districts.
"We have strong evidence that there's a principle shaping how things aggregate that can be used both to understand disease and modify it and to make things self-assemble in a way that we dictate," said co-author Thomas Witten, the Homer J. Livingston Professor Emeritus of Physics at UChicago.
Aberrant proteins that aren't folded up properly can form large clumps, or protein aggregates, that can be cleared by autophagy.
In basaltic soils, C associations with short-range-ordered (SRO) minerals often lead to colloid-sized aggregates that can be dispersed and mobilized by changes in soil solution chemistry.
Both stages of the antibody response--the induction of helper T lymphoblasts by dendritic cells and the delivery of help from T to B cell--occur in discrete cell aggregates that can be isolated by velocity sedimentation.
It has been reported in Ref. [37] that the basic pH of the TEOS precursor solution gives macroporous aggregates that can be assembled into a film with the dip-coating technique.
Generally, data consist of simple aggregates that can be shown on a single line graph so as to make progress easy to interpret and demonstrate to the agency staff.
Emerging evidence from a variety of studies of aggregation-prone proteins associated with neurodegenerative diseases suggests that there is considerable diversity among aggregates that can be formed in vitro [17], [18], [19], and, moreover, that some protein aggregates are likely to be more toxic than others [19], [20].
