The phrase "aggregate units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or economics, where individual units are combined to form a total or a larger group.
Example: "The report analyzed the aggregate units of production over the last quarter to assess overall performance."
Alternatives: "combined units" or "total units".
This approach is applicable whenever the essential counterfactual question—"what would means/variance/progress for the aggregate units be, had students taken the other test?"—can be answered directly for at least some of the units.
These results are consistent with the formation of large protein-MNPs aggregate units having a 'plum pudding' structure of MNPs embedded into a protein network that results in a negative surface charge, irrespective of the MNP-core charge.
Another collection has added to these (roughly 30-40) political variables an additional 3,725 variables merged from the 1990 U.S. Census for 47,327 aggregate units (about 15 times the number of counties) about the size one or more cities or towns.
When constructing maps, users must select both the size of units and the method to aggregate units to highlight the features of interest.
In this study, schools and their surrounding neighbourhoods were used as the aggregate units of analysis because we were interested in assessing the effects of built environment and area SES surrounding schools on the occurrence of injuries, as opposed to residential neighbourhood settings.
Chain rankings reflect unweighted aggregate unit sales for the week ending January 3 from four national bookselling chains only, and which represent about 2,225 selling locations.
Second, the aggregate unit price of electricity can affect electricity consumption.
Specifically, we apply the aggregate unit price, which is the rate of electric power (value of electric power sold) divided by electricity volume.
The first term on the right-hand side is the price factor, with Pe as the aggregate unit price of electricity and Pz the domestic corporate goods price index (aggregate).3 The second term on the right-hand side is the production factor, with X being the amount of real production.
The CD is the smallest aggregate unit for which SEIFA was available.
Table 1 shows the direct, overhead and aggregate unit costs of HIV-related hospital services for the base year 2004/5.
