The phrase "aggregated knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to knowledge that has been collected and combined from various sources or individuals.
Example: "The research team utilized aggregated knowledge from multiple studies to draw more comprehensive conclusions."
Alternatives: "combined knowledge" or "consolidated knowledge".
Such aggregated knowledge is of significant commercial value to online service providers, and therefore need be restricted from open access.
Several examples exist where wireless sensor networks, mobile equipments, RFID tags, home appliances, cars, and many other daily objects talk to each other, exchange information, generate aggregated knowledge, and allow to quickly develop new advanced services for the final user.
Aggregated knowledge (usually collected through questionnaires) tends to homogenize and simplify the complexity of the diverse experiences of asylum seekers, refugees and individuals without legal status.
What Web 2.0 tools have in common is the ability to aggregate knowledge and overcome the limitations of borders and space in social networking.
Based on specially designed ontology for practical service scenarios, it can aggregate knowledge from Internet, digital archives, expert, and other resources for providing one-stop-shop knowledge services.
The study assesses the platforms with the use of three integrated indicators, namely, capacity for creativity, capacity for aggregating knowledge, and capacity for decision making.
Science and technology domains are facing a diversity of challenges enforcing ICT professionals to transfer and aggregate knowledge from different subject areas.
SD can be used as a modelling tool to aggregate knowledge to solve different types of problems that have a limited scope to a specific location or have broad trends of applications across locations and areas of science.
The activity of tailoring molecules requires to aggregate knowledge disseminated across the whole chemical enterprise hierarchy, from the manager level to the chemists and chemical engineers, with different backgrounds and perception of what the ideal molecule should be.
The long time required for scientific production, combined with the needs of decision-makers, led to the creation in 2010 of a project to support implementers in aggregating knowledge on their experiences.
Research projects using multiple methods for the purpose of triangulation are characterised by the following two factors: a) the emphasis on testing the same hypothesis multiple times, using different methods in each iteration and b) the focus on aggregating knowledge, rather than on discovering new relationships.
