The phrase "aggregated impact of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the combined effects or consequences of multiple factors or elements.
Example: "The aggregated impact of climate change, pollution, and deforestation is becoming increasingly evident in our ecosystems."
Alternatives: "cumulative effect of" or "combined impact of".
If accepted, petitioners' reasoning would allow Congress to regulate any crime as long as the nationwide, aggregated impact of that crime has substantial effects on employment, production, transit, or consumption.
To accept that reasoning, the chief justice said today, "would allow Congress to regulate any crime as long as the nationwide, aggregated impact of that crime has substantial effects on employment, production, transit or consumption".
This will be counted as the aggregated impact of the activities (put, get, delete, etc).
Based on a combination function and the connection weights {mathbf{aggimpact}}_{varvec{Y}} (t), =, varvec{c}_{varvec{Y}} left( {varvec{omega}_{{varvec{X}_{{mathbf{1}}},varvec{Y}}} X_{1} left( t right), ldots,omega_{{varvec{X}_{varvec{k}},varvec{Y}}} X_{k} left( t right)} right) (1)is the aggregated impact of the network on Y at t.
Although the randomness of EV charging can compromise the stability of electric power system, the aggregated impact of EVs can contribute to system regulation as large-scale distributed energy storage to stabilize the fluctuations of DGs and shift peak load, using V2G technology.
We calculated the pooled HRs and the 95% CI (confidence interval) to analyze the aggregated impact of Ki-67 expression on the survival outcome of lymphoma.
This framework includes the differentiation of two levels of impact assessment: the level of the single land unit and the context level which takes into account regional and aggregated impacts of land use transition bound to the spatial context.
Then, the channel impulse response of a target is defined as the aggregated impacts of all scatterers in the corresponding range bin on the reflection.
It is argued that the aggregated impacts of housing and infrastructure account for around 15 30 % of all environmental pressures caused by European consumption.
To this end, some way to aggregate multiple causal impacts on a state is used; this is done using a combination function c Y that uses the impacts ( {mathbf{impact}}_{{X_{i},Y}} (t) ) from states X 1, …, X k on Y as input and provides one aggregated impact value out of them: {mathbf{aggimpact}}_{Y} (t) = {mathbf{c}}_{Y} ({mathbf{impact}}_{{X_{1},Y}} (t), ldots,{mathbf{impact}}_{{X_{k},Y}} (t)).
The next row (state value) shows the values of the right-hand side of the above equation, followed by rows (aggregated impact) showing the left-hand sides of this equation, and then a row with the absolute deviation between the values in the two rows above it.
