The phrase "aggregated group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of individuals or items that have been combined or grouped together for analysis or consideration.
Example: "The aggregated group of survey respondents provided valuable insights into consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "combined group" or "consolidated group".
Finally, it calculates the similarity degree between the obtained normalized aggregated evaluating vector of each decision maker and the obtained normalized aggregated group evaluating vector of all decision makers for changing the weights of the decision makers until the group consensus degree is larger than or equal to a predefined consensus threshold value.
Current utility-theoretic approaches assume an aggregated group utility function and hence ignore aspects of the group decision making process.
Then, it gets the normalized aggregated group evaluating value of each alternative with respect to all decision makers to construct the normalized aggregated group evaluating vector of all decision makers.
When national health data are reported for Asian-American subjects, it is often reported for the aggregated group.
Smaller users like homeowners can become part of a bundled, aggregated group that can produce the same effect as a single large user through automated software and payments that encourage reduced demand at key times.
Then, it calculates the aggregated group evaluating value of each alternative with respect to all decision makers to get the numerical preference order of the alternatives with respect to all decision makers represented by a group preference vector.
Using hydrologic impedance values, we analyzed patterns of surface water connectivity among the fine-scale facets and aggregated groups of adjacent facets that had high connectivity.
Both the SSR and IDR are measurable for individual food groups and aggregated groups or total.
Making a comparison between the analyses presented in the subsections 5.2.1 and 5.2.2, one can see that although the digraph analysis has suggested fewer aggregated groups, it presents similar results when compared with the hierarchical clustering analysis.
A check of online resources (fishbase) shows both mackerel listed as having similar diets, so it is not clear why they have different diets here, especially since taxa in this food web are generally broadly aggregated groups of organisms.
The two-phase study design is one such strategy, providing a cost-efficient approach to combining and making best use of two sources of information: the existing aggregated group-level counts and the sub-samples of patient-level data.
