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"aggregates data from" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing the process of collecting or combining data from multiple sources. Example: The software aggregates data from various databases to create comprehensive reports for the company's executives.
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Nudge (Free) Nudge is the latest health-tracking app, although in this case, it aggregates data from others – from Fitbit gadgets to the Moves and RunKeeper apps.
To estimate national trends in opioid overdose, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention aggregates data from more than 3,000 coroner's offices around the country.
ACToR aggregates data from over 1000 public sources on over 500,000 environmental chemicals searchable by chemical name, other identifiers and by chemical structure.
Our platform aggregates data from various sources, then develops synthesis and verification tools to automatically design engineered organisms with new functions, demonstrated with bacterium that produces acetaminophen.
The EMCCDA report aggregates data from the European Union's 28 member states plus Turkey and Norway to give a broad picture of the continent's drug markets, consumption trends and related harms.
The CH then aggregates data from only the normal NCHs in that cluster and forwards it to the high-energy gateway nodes.
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Other times, it might aggregate data from many homes.
Not so when computer systems can aggregate data from different domains and spot correlations.
Aggregate data from Saga users should also be valuable, he says.
Use of terminology standards facilitates aggregating data from multiple sources for information retrieval, exchange and analysis.
It proposes aggregating data from multiple repositories into one central one.
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