The phrase "aggregated through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of collecting or combining data or information from various sources.
Example: "The data was aggregated through multiple surveys conducted over the past year."
Alternatives: "compiled via" or "collected through".
In the sequel, independent classification outcomes are aggregated through fuzzy integration.
In order to achieve that, KLS launched the Environmental Scan Program relying on employees' insights aggregated through social tagging, trend analysis and internal prediction markets tracking emerging trends.
The minerals, it turns out, are aggregated through a series of middlemen, much the way illicit drugs are gathered from small-scale growers.
Thermal analysis showed that the comblike PPO aggregated through microphase separation of the hexadecanoyl units in both the solid and the gel electrolytes.
These criteria were assessed directly or by means of specific indicators, generating maps that were subsequently aggregated through spatial multicriteria analysis.
The ZnO nanocrystallites were aggregated through the hydrolysis reaction of the zinc hydroxide complex due to the decrease of the surface free energy in the precursor solution, finally constructing a hierarchical ZnO nanoparticle aggregation sphere (NAS).
Excipients in the formulation may be selected to reduce the propensity of a protein to aggregate through interaction with aggregation prone regions.
We investigated the potential of different genotypes of ovine PrP to aggregate through the use of an aggregation-specific ELISA.
An important feature of the service-oriented approach is the ability to aggregate, through programmable coordination patterns, the activities involved in service interactions.
An important issue of the service oriented approach is the possibility to aggregate, through programmable coordination patterns, the activities involved by service interactions.
Analogous cytotoxic results are observed following conformational targeting of normal or polyglutamine-expanded human ataxin-3, which partially aggregate through non-polyglutamine domains.
