The phrase "aggregated prevalence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, epidemiology, or research when discussing the combined occurrence of a particular condition or characteristic across different populations or studies.
Example: "The aggregated prevalence of diabetes in the study population was found to be significantly higher than the national average."
Alternatives: "combined prevalence" or "overall prevalence".
Our statistical analysis of the primary measures, FPG and OGTT will include two steps: (1) identification of data sources and documenting estimates and (2) application of the random-effects meta-analysis model to aggregate prevalence estimates and account for between study variability in calculating the overall pooled estimates and 95% CI for diabetes prevalence.
Statistical analysis will include two steps: (1) identification of data sources and documenting of estimates, and (2) the application of the random-effects and fixed-effects meta-analysis model to aggregate prevalence estimates, and to account for between study variability in calculating the overall pooled estimates and 95% CI for GAS prevalence.
The aggregate prevalence of DRB1*1501 in IPF patients was significantly greater than among 285 healthy controls (33.1% vs. 20.0%, respectively, OR 2.0; 95%CI 1.3 2.9, p = 0.0004).
We do not aim to minimize the aggregate prevalence, C tm).
Contrary to alcohol abuse, depression and ADHD, the aggregate prevalence of anxiety demonstrates significant heterogeneity.
Random-effects models were used to calculate the aggregate prevalence and the pooled odds ratios (OR).
The pattern and aggregate prevalence of psychiatric co-morbidity were significantly different across the three age-stratified subgroups (Table 2).
Prevalence rates were calculated for individual incidental finding categories and for the aggregate prevalence of all incidental findings within the 22q11DS population.
For inclusion of prospective studies in the meta-analysis, sufficient information was required to estimate the aggregate prevalence and pooled OR.
