The phrase "aggregated accordingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of collecting and organizing data or information in a manner that is appropriate or relevant to the context.
Example: "The survey results were aggregated accordingly to ensure that the data reflected the diverse opinions of all participants."
Alternatives: "compiled appropriately" or "summarized as needed."
The database included only aggregated data accordingly to variables such as physicians' address, nationality, specialty, age, and country of training.
In this method, RCA is treated as a two component composite material consisting of residual mortar and natural aggregate; accordingly, when proportioning the concrete mixture, the relative amount and properties of each component are individually considered.
The initially formed basic aggregation units aggregate forming fractal clusters, accordingly to an RLCA process characterized by a temperature dependent rate constant (i.e. higher is the temperature faster is the aggregation rate).
Accordingly, aggregating access to these resources has been relatively easy, and automating discovery and delivery of many of these sources seems feasible sooner rather than later.
Data is aggregated onto a color coded map, allowing users to plan their routes accordingly, in real time.
When the Commission reasonably believes that a requester, or a group of requesters acting in concert, is attempting to break a request down into a series of requests for the purpose of evading assessment of fees, or otherwise reasonably believes that two or more requests constitute a single request, the Commission may aggregate any such requests accordingly.
Accordingly, when neuronal network activity increases, the network architecture becomes more aggregated through DCC and bundle formation, leading to an increase in synaptic clustering and strength.
Accordingly, the mean removal rate probably does relax, but the data that were available to this study are too aggregated to make this inference conclusively.
