The phrase "aggregated population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a population that has been combined or summarized from various sources or groups for analysis or reporting purposes.
Example: "The study focused on the aggregated population of urban and rural residents to assess the overall health trends in the region."
Alternatives: "combined population" or "summarized population".
One of the main challenges is modelling the effect of external factors on the state of TCLs' aggregated population and their impact in heterogeneity during operation.
The remaining sites have aggregated population data publicly available as part of the associated INDEPTHStats programme.
Neighborhood compositional effects are aggregated population characteristics, especially those related to socioeconomic status and age, which increase the risks of heat mortality.
Aggregated population and mortality data for the corresponding cantons and for Switzerland by year, gender and age were retrieved from the Swiss Federal Statistical Office FSOO) [ 15].
Indeed, the inter-attraction affects the probability of joining (or leaving) a shelter or an aggregate that increases (or decreases) with the aggregated population.
The aggregated population GP is a sum of populations in all populated locations on a certain time point.
In intensively-urbanized landscapes with few natural elements this effect could, via aggregated population-level impacts, influence the academic performance of entire populations, negatively affecting educational attainment and propagating urban poverty.
To provide a raster representation of nation-states in GPWv3 for use in aggregating population data.
To provide a raster representation of nation-states in GPWv4 for use in aggregating population data.
The Gridded Population of the World, Version 4 (GPWv4): National Identifier Grid, Revision 11 is a raster representation of nation-states in GPWv4 for use in aggregating population data.
An output area to postcode district lookup file was used to aggregate population and mortality data to postcode district level.
