The phrase "aggregated against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where data or information is compiled or collected in opposition to something else, often in statistical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The results were aggregated against the previous year's data to identify trends."
Alternatives: "compiled in opposition to" or "consolidated against".
Why not at least powerful condemnations of acts that are war crimes and, aggregated, constitute crimes against humanity as defined by the Rome Statute, the basis for the International Criminal Court?
These aggregated data argue against increased levels of α1-ACT in urine from sCJD patients simply resulting from renal disease, or from generally compromised health.
As discussed above (item 4), the fact that a causal relation between two variables can be detected within persons but are not observed when data are aggregated should caution against methods that rely exclusively upon indices of group differences.
Furthermore, these differences were highly significant in the true observations analysis both against PCT (p =.008) and against PCT and REF aggregated (p =.01).
Expression of each gene was aggregated and then normalized against housekeeping gene (HKG) RPS18.
A British European Airways Elizabethan, returning from Belgrade, where Manchester United had won a European Cup quarter-final 5-4 on aggregate, against Red Star Belgrade.
They advanced 7-1 on aggregate against Club Brugge, with United securing a 4-0 vinthey in the second leg of the playoff round.
In the Western Conference semifinals, host San Jose allowed two goals in the first half to fall behind by 4-0 on aggregate against the Los Angeles Galaxy.
Sakho scored to equalise on aggregate against Borussia Dortmund in the next round of the Europa League, before news of his positive test was known.
The process utilizes high-pressure air to impact a carefully selected blend of mineral aggregates against an open form.
