The phrase "aggregated calculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving data analysis, statistics, or financial reporting where multiple data points are combined to produce a single result.
Example: "The aggregated calculation of the sales data from all regions shows a significant increase in revenue this quarter."
Alternatives: "combined calculation" or "summarized calculation".
These aggregated calculations support the hypothesis that children of each age group have increased relative risk of requiring an ED visit for asthma exacerbation if their residence is in a high-poverty zip code.
To this end, a local charging coordination method is proposed at the charging device level, by which an original analytical model is developed for the calculation of aggregated charging load (ACL) at the transmission system level.
Statistical calculations were conducted using aggregated data of clients of FSWs from all three states, since the eligibility critieria for respondents and the methods of sampling and behavioural data collection were standardised and the same in all the three states.
Regarding sample size, our calculations were based on the aggregated results from the latest Lisbon "Retail Commerce, Food and Beverages Census" [25].
Moreover, borderline cases may receive different amplification diagnoses, depending on the ratio calculation approach: Brightfield-silver ISH with aggregated signal counts may underestimate the HER2/CHR17 ratio compared with two-color fluorescence ISH.
Possible structures of these highly aggregated species are illustrated by DFT quantum-chemical calculations and their relative stabilities are analyzed.
e There were 17 reports where ICC calculations were not applicable (given the aggregated nature of outcome) hence only 56 reports are considered.
Technetium-99m-labeled macro-aggregated albumin (99mTc-MAA) particles were used for planar imaging and liver-lung shunting calculation according to the EANM European Association of Nuclear Medicinee) guidelines [18].
Consideration of snow loading in the calculation of critical wind speeds increased the mean risk clearly and produced slightly more aggregated landscape structures in terms of tree height.
The calculations described in Sections 3 to 5 are then applied by simply using the aggregated counts x3 and x4 and the aggregated means μ3 and μ4.
