The phrase "aggregated index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, finance, or information retrieval, where multiple data points are combined into a single index for easier reference or analysis.
Example: "The aggregated index of the stock market provides a comprehensive view of overall market performance."
Alternatives: "combined index" or "consolidated index".
SEIFA values were applied to obtain an aggregated Index of Relative Socio-Economic Advantage and Disadvantage.
After creating an aggregated index of food decisions the participants actually made, they found that the average participant made an estimated number of 226.7 decisions about food per day.
Beyond that, an aggregated index would be of limited value for decision-makers, because recommendations for action have to address particular fields of action which can't be identified based on an aggregated index, but need disaggregated information provided in terms of specific indicators and targets.
The aggregated index is the weighted sum: begin{aligned} I_{t}=exp left( sum limits _{i=1}^{n_{t}}s_{it-1}times ln I_{it}right) end{aligned} (12 where (n_{t}) is the number of models in period (t) and (s_{it}) is the market share of model (i) in period (t), such that (sum nolimits _{i=1}^{n_{t}}s_{it}=1).
Because we were interested in potential differences between income groupings for both of these aspects of utilization, we did not use an aggregated index of prenatal care adequacy or utilization [6].
As an alternative to the aggregated index, both reduction approaches also considered a profile structure (multiple numbers) to summarize the data collected by the new instruments.
The Aggregate index lost 2.9 percent that year.
An aggregate index is potentially useful to represent neighbourhood obesogenicity.
The fund had a total return of 6.1percentthroughgh Sept. 30, outperforming the 5percentt return of the Lehman Aggregate index.
One fact can become lost in discussions criticizing the Aggregate index: the alternatives carry risk, too.
The optimists did better last quarter: while the aggregate index was gaining just 2.21percenttheTreasurysury portion of the index was up 3.79percentt.
