The phrase "aggregated soil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geology, agriculture, or environmental science, where soil is combined or collected from different sources.
Example: "The study focused on the properties of aggregated soil and its impact on plant growth in various ecosystems."
Alternatives: "composite soil" or "consolidated soil".
The background of this work is an available chain of interconnected physical shrinkage curve models for clay, intra-aggregate matrix, aggregated soil without cracks, and soil with cracks.
The summary statistics (SS) approach to area-to-point (ATP) kriging is applied to map organic matter concentration in the topsoil of agricultural fields from aggregated soil testing data.
Aggregated soil levels within geographic zones were found to decrease with distance along the axis of Long Island away from urbanization (and hence from pollution sources), as shown in Table 1 and Figure 3.
Aggregated soil series information in soil survey map units can be disaggregated by following a possibilistic decision tree approach to provide maps at the soil series level.
Strata in random sampling were formed by overlaying an aggregated soil map and land use map.
The established saltmarsh was rich in plants and had a well-developed (aggregated) soil structure.
The relationship between fire and erodibility is complex, however, because heating may also help to aggregate soil particles.
The mycelial mats appeared to play an important functional role on-site, possibly aggregating soil particles in otherwise highly erodable landscapes.
The model provides accurate characterization of soil moisture, allows estimates of soil moisture between measurement points, permits extrapolation of soil moisture distributions outside the gauged area, and maintains small-scale variability when aggregating soil moisture to successively larger scales.
The effects of aggregating soil data (DAE) by areal majority of soil mapping units was explored for regional simulations with the soil-vegetation model CoupModel for a region in Germany (North Rhine-Westphalia).
Similar indices aggregating soil element concentrations to give a pollution index have been used in the analysis of soil data from other European cities (e.g. in Lithuania, Gregorauskiene et al. 2011).
