The phrase "aggregated concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas or theories that have been combined or summarized from various sources or perspectives.
Example: "In our research, we analyzed the aggregated concepts from multiple studies to draw more comprehensive conclusions."
Alternatives: "combined ideas" or "consolidated notions".
Following the logic of a "multi-level" architecture, knowledge should be regarded as an aggregated concept; while innovation represents a highly aggregated term, S&T (science and technology) is already less aggregated, and R&D (research and experimental development) is even less aggregated than S&T.
"Consumers just never warmed to the aggregated buy concept," said Robert Parker, an analyst at AMR Research in Boston.
Slovak startup Piano Media, which has challenged the online media industry with an aggregated paywall concept, has raised €2 million from 3TS, one of the leading private equity funds in Central and Eastern Europe.
This filter uses the trimmed aggregated distance minimization concept and robust vector order statistics to enhance edges and image details while retaining the noise removal characteristics of the standard VM operator.
Knowledge and consequently the "knowledge system" (or knowledge systems)—should be regarded as an aggregated term or concept.
Holden and Miller [ 4] found higher stability for more aggregated and parent-centered concepts than age-related and child-centered concepts.
With respect to the sensed data format, Open GIS Sensor Modelling Language [22] is an established standard that caters for simple, aggregated and derived data concepts and supports multiple encodings (text, XML) as well.
In each round, actor i computes an aggregated score for each concept, which is based on various criteria and then adopts the concept with the highest score.
Finally, a biomass currency is more broadly encompassing than one based on energy flow (e.g. [46], [47]) because biomass includes not only energy, but also mineral and other nutrients needed in some balanced proportions for growth [48], which can be captured at an aggregated level through a concept of average population quality.
Up to now such concepts were based on aggregated consumption and emission data and only qualitative estimations of the effect of measures were possible.
