The phrase "aggregated approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that combines multiple elements or data points into a single framework or analysis.
Example: "The aggregated approach to data analysis allows us to identify trends that may not be visible when looking at individual data sets."
Alternatives: "combined method" or "consolidated strategy".
The White Paper recognizes that today's approach is disaggregated and highlights the need for a more aggregated approach.
While not all content hits PizzaRat popularity, an aggregated approach allows the company to make money on thousands of individual clips.
Parking requests are allocated iteratively using an aggregated approach as a function of simulated drivers' preferences, and parking availability.
However, I put it to Cartagena that, while I'm a fan of Traity's nuanced and aggregated approach to online reputation, it is a big ask for users to trust a startup (or any company) with so much data.
While the disaggregate approach provides the most information for planners in terms of improving bikeshare systems, there is value in adopting an aggregated approach for transport policy that accounts for potential neighborhood effects.
By applying the aggregated approach based on Rough Set Theory and Recency, Frequency and Monetary architecture, the tourist satisfaction levels can be captured after the aforementioned approach is executed.
First, the involved membranes must aggregate, approaching each other to within several nanometers.
We follow the aggregate approach for two main reasons.
We also discuss the difficulties and deficiencies when using Divisia aggregate approach.
The statewide TCH map was converted to estimates of aboveground carbon density (ACD) using a universal plot-aggregate approach [26].
In a more aggregate approach, which is applied in the paper at hand, these stakeholder groups are categorized as government, customers, and other stakeholders (Seuring and Müller 2008b).
