The phrase "aggregated via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the method or means by which data or information is collected or combined.
Example: "The survey results were aggregated via an online platform to ensure accuracy and efficiency."
Alternatives: "compiled through" or "collected using".
Next, the clustering representatives are encoded and aggregated via Fisher vector (FV).
In the proposed approach, the contaminated concentrations are aggregated via the backward cloud generator and the weights of attributes are calculated by employing the weight cloud module.
Then, the BT NPs are loosely aggregated via an orientated attachment mechanism to form single-crystalline-like nanospheres.
The high-resolution TEM image and the corresponding SAED pattern indicate that the spherical particles are of a single-crystalline-like microstructure, suggesting that the nanoparticles are aggregated via an oriented attachment mechanism to form larger nanospheres at the initial stage during the dynamic hydrothermal process [37].
Distinguishable nonproprietary names may also improve attribution in claims data linked to EHRs, even in the event that reimbursement codes are shared or aggregated via DRGs.
Although both dust and biomarkers aggregate over multiple pathways, only biomarkers are aggregated via dietary or occupational pathways; thus, differences may occur when either of these pathways contribute substantially to total exposure.
The AgNPs can also be trapped with the bacteria aggregate via the amplified positive DEP force.
The ability of quantum dots to aggregate via formation of non-covalent NH···H hydrogen bonds between the QD surface groups was already documented [13, 17].
Already during the budding process at the plasma membrane, filamentous particles may aggregate via their long axes into 500 μm long cord-like structures, which are all covered by a layer of surface projections (Nishimura et al., 1990).
These primary nanoparticles, having inherited the functional groups of HMF on their surfaces, may continue to aggregate via the same polycondensation reactions as those causing the formation of the primary particles, leading to the formation of the large, near carbonaceous spheres.
Under these conditions, the viability of the treated cells was reduced by approximately 20%, indicating that TTR was aggregating via the toxic pathway.
