The phrase "aggregated perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a collective understanding or interpretation formed from multiple sources or inputs.
Example: "The aggregated perception of the community regarding the new policy was overwhelmingly positive, reflecting a shared sense of approval."
Alternatives: "collective understanding" or "combined viewpoint".
The process of calculating aggregated perception utility by a BS is illustrated as follows.
Corporate reputation has generally been defined as the aggregated perception, opinions, and attitudes of multiple stakeholders including employees, customers, and community members (Fombrun et al. 2000).
Growth at the class level is positively predicted by the class mean in mathematics competence and task analysis, and negatively correlated with student aggregated perception of competency, autonomy support, and cognitive activation (sensu responding to student ability level).
The ML algorithm trained with aggregate perception of thousands of online users from a crowdsourced game computes Streetchange, a metric for the change in appearance of buildings and streets between two images of the same location captured several years apart.
Each entry of (mathcal {U}) indicates the aggregate perception utility for each channel (i in mathcal {M}).
First of all, corporate reputation is developed based on the aggregate perception of all a company's stakeholders (Fombrun et al. 2000; Walker 2010).
It was assumed that the aggregate perception of trustworthiness and health care adequacy affect euthanasia attitudes beyond the impact of a person's own level of trust.
In the areas of foodborne disease surveillance and investigation, our report documents that the aggregate perception of a large sample of epidemiologic leaders in state and territorial health departments is that, as of 2002, more resources were needed.
Thus, when the individual perception that a location is insecure becomes the general rule is when the perception of security becomes an attribute of the region rather than the fears of some of its individuals, hence the relevance of aggregating individual perceptions of security into a single regional perception of security.
If aggregated perceived stress perception levels at the department or company level were available, such aggregated value would be more proximate to the unobservable psychosocial adversity of specific work-settings.
To the extent that social capital has been conceptualized as a contextual influence on behavior, the ideal analytical strategy would have been to conduct a multi-level study, whereby social capital perceptions aggregated to the level of the neighborhood is linked to individual-level behaviors.
