The phrase "aggregated statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that has been collected and combined from multiple sources to provide a summary or overall view.
Example: "The report presents aggregated statistics on the company's sales performance over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "combined data" or "summarized figures".
Both recommended that data controllers should be as transparent as possible by providing anonymised and aggregated statistics as well as the process and criteria used in delisting decisions.
It's still anonymized, aggregated statistics.
In addition, simulated aggregated statistics compared favorably with observed statistics from 30 min to monthly durations.
In the following analysis, volumes in the three missing days are excluded when reporting aggregated statistics.
We use two sources of data: (i) the Nova Scotia Workers Compensation Boardd (WCB) administrative claims records, and (ii) the Association of Workers Compensation Boardss of Canada (AWCBC) aggregated statistics available online or through customized order.
Aggregated statistics may be, frankly, misleading.
To Bush's credit, No Child Left Behind forced states and localities to de-aggregate statistics and target student populations that were performing poorly on assessment, especially minority youth.
We therefore examined the accuracy and validity of recall in such recent surveys by comparing survey responses for inpatient utilisation to aggregate statistics from the two main public sector service organisations, namely the Hospital Authority (HA) for public inpatient data and corresponding figures on private hospital admissions collated by the Department of Health (DH).
The aggregation statistics supported aggregating the healthcare aide responses on the ACT to the realigned unit level.
None of us feel the economy in aggregate statistics.
"It is a wash, and you really cannot see it in the aggregate statistics," Mr. Price said.
