The phrase "aggregated online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or information that has been collected and compiled from various online sources.
Example: "The research findings were based on aggregated online data from multiple surveys conducted over the past year."
Alternatives: "compiled from the internet" or "collected online".
The site is essentially an aggregated online version of conventional police auctions, which sell goods gathered by seizure, through legal forfeiture or as evidence in criminal cases.
Pitchfork can build the Internet buzz that turns a local band into one with fans worldwide — a few here and there, but now aggregated online.
That is the idea behind "crowdfunding", in which lots of small contributions are aggregated online to support artistic or creative ventures.As crowdfunding has matured from a series of one-off efforts into something reproducible, the money has followed.
Part call to action, part education resource and part a way of gauging and cataloging the way teenage girls are bullied, Mean Stinks established its own aggregated online hub of tweets, Instagram photos, YouTube videos and even Google+ hangout chats to build a concerned community of over two million people.
One set of data captures operational performance in the form of aggregated online review scores and the other financial performance including average daily hotel rate and revenue per available room.
While both run a virtual doctor's office where you can get prescribed marijuana over video chat, and both offer an aggregated online storefront and delivery logistics service, that's where the similarities end.
iPhone / iPad The relaunched Digg has split online opinion since it went live earlier this year, aggregating online technology news as before, but with less of the traditional community feel.
Like a number of emerging sites aimed at aggregating online news, Personal Bee's software is designed to synthesize and organize information from blogs, newspapers and other media outlets into topic-specific portals, or "bees".
They aggregate online audience, create online ad-serving systems and evangelize the benefits of the medium to brands and agencies.
There has been a lot of consolidation among businesses that aggregate online shopping offers for similar products — most recently, Connexity acquired Become.com to add to an already-large portfolio of sites that aggregate offers, including sites like Bizrate and Shopzilla.
However, jSpan facilitates the transition to online service providers by aggregating online and remote applications into one work environment.
