'aggregated level' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a summary or overview of something. For example, you might say, "This report provides an aggregated level view of the project's progress."
The exposure and response are measured only at an aggregated level rather than for individuals, which introduces a possible aggregation bias.
Having a single ratio would therefore be misleading, especially if this was set at a more aggregated level such as by the hospital or trust.
Moreover, bottom-up data of EEU on an aggregated level is scarce.
These add an element of stochasticity, with detrimental impact on the aggregated level.
For this reason, landscape change models operating at an aggregated level have not been used to predict intensification.
The cause of the financial crisis was not a lack of economic activity, but a misallocation, suggesting that it's the type of production we should be concerned about, not the aggregated level.
So once retailers sign up to the free package, they're allowing any competitors who fork out for the advanced edition ($100 per store/month) access to their data, even if it is on an aggregated level.
The simulation delivers energy signatures of both the entire production system on an aggregated level as well as on an individual ECU-level.
We avoid this issue by including education as control variable at an aggregated level.
Flows of goods between places of production and consumption are firstly provided on the aggregated level.
To what level is profiling of individual customers or constituents acceptable, versus doing everything at an aggregated level?
