The phrase "aggregated outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the combined results or effects of multiple data points or events, often in statistical or analytical contexts.
Example: "The aggregated outcome of the survey revealed significant trends in consumer behavior over the past year."
Alternatives: "combined result" or "cumulative effect".
The problem is a challenging one even in a non-strategic setting since the accuracy of an aggregated outcome depends on unknown qualities.
Experimental results show that the aggregated outcome of multiple English auctions is more favorable to auctioneers and sellers than that of a corresponding single Yankee auction.
ABMS reduces the complexity of the system control by replacing the aggregated outcome of a phenomenon, which is difficult to explain or to predict, mostly without applying complicated decision rules of self-aware entities at a lower level [7].
Moreover, there was no need to adjust P values since there was only one aggregated outcome.
This model allows the reporting of aggregated outcome data and statistical analyses to some extent, but the information cannot be processed automatically because most fields are free text.
First, significant differences were observed between aggregated outcome quintiles when considering all 20 groups together for in-RSMR, 1 yr-RSMR and RSRR (p < 0.0001 for each).
Aggregated outcomes improved significantly in three trials [ 9, 13, 14].
We aggregated outcomes data at the study level and performed statistical calculations with Review Manager (RevMan) 5.0 (2009; The Cochrane Collaboration, Oxford, UK) using random-effects models [ 23], which incorporate both within-study and between-study variation and generally provide more conservative effect estimates when heterogeneity is present.
Economists who bring the tools of economic analysis to bear on the study of crime and crime prevention contribute to current debates a normative framework and sophisticated quantitative methods for evaluating policy, the idea of criminal behavior as rational choice, and the connection of individual choices to aggregate outcomes.
To have sufficient power to test their hypotheses, these studies have aggregated health outcome data over larger spatial areas (e.g., county or populated metropolitan areas).
As stated earlier, macroeconomics is concerned with the aggregate outcome of individual actions.
