The phrase "aggregate trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a general pattern or tendency that emerges from a collection of data or observations.
Example: "The aggregate trend in consumer spending indicates a shift towards online shopping over the past year."
Alternatives: "overall trend" or "combined trend".
We combine attempted and completed homicides to produce an aggregate trend, for the following reasons.
Dudas et al. [[20]] used time series curves to show the aggregate trend of certain qualities.
The study identifies the importance of examining local (small area) crime trends in order to understand the aggregate trend.
In other words, the decreasing trend is not attributable to individual scientists per se, but rather, is representative of a larger aggregate trend.
We also observed this imbalance at the individual level, finding more researcher trajectories with statistically significant decreasing trend ( s i < 0 ) than with statistically significant increasing trend ( s i > 0 ), although this asymmetry contributes less to the overall negative S value than the aggregate trend across all scientists.
The relevant tools being developed through this work includes a self-assessment template designed to enable participating organizations both to ascertain their own levels of performance relative to BIG's goals, as well as aggregate trend lines covering collective field performance related to those goals.
They argue, more or less, that the previous paper was bunk:As Chari et al (2008) point out in a recent paper, aggregate trends are very hard to interpret.
This research must also be considered along with aggregate trends.
Rather, the model describes aggregate trends in the population as a whole.
Does the model depict learning by individual players or aggregate trends in the population as a whole?
Swingvine is also launching a Facebook app to mine and aggregate trends from your existing Facebook friends, incorporating social results into your trends.
