The phrase "aggregated reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where data or information is compiled and presented in a summarized form, often for analysis or decision-making purposes.
Example: "The company provided aggregated reporting on sales performance to help identify trends over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "consolidated reporting" or "summarized reporting".
Findings indicated a need for ANMCs to improve the documentation of their contributions through the use of standardized taxonomies to provide aggregated reporting for policy and research purposes.
One warning, however, is that the current speed of updates supports aggregated reporting only.
Evidence conflicts about whether disaggregated contact reporting is more complete than aggregated reporting.
Aggregated reporting in studies relating stimulus with response can obscure individual differences.
With increased globalization of businesses and its subsequent complexities such as computation, assessment, and reporting of taxes — governments across the world are introducing tax systems that mandate filing transactional, real-time business data that is more granular than periodic and aggregated reporting.
The Commission adopted this aggregated reporting with a view to providing investors with insights on the liquidity risks of the funds in which they invest.
Finally, the results are aggregated, reported in human-readable form and visualized graphically in the context of the reference trees.
Yield Manager itself stores aggregated reports on: - what adverts were served.
Aggregated reports let you see trends across many visitors.
(2) Wake-up delay: After the initial delay, a cluster is formed to pass aggregated reports to the BS.
HE would enable Facebook, for example, to generate aggregated reports about its user psychographic profiles so that advertisers could still accurately target groups of prospective customers without knowing their actual identities.
