The phrase "aggregating in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of collecting or gathering data, resources, or information within a specific context or location.
Example: "The researchers are aggregating in various data points to analyze the overall trends in climate change."
Alternatives: "collecting in" or "gathering in".
Despite Emergency Law, which prohibited Egyptians from aggregating in groups of five people or more and permitting unjust arrested, they continued to organize demonstrations, used digital tools to amplify their stories, and applied methods learned from other effective resistance movements to fuel their engine.
These NPs were stable for months without fading and aggregating in solution.
The scatter plot in Fig. 5 reveals a well-defined cluster with most cases aggregating in the upper-right corner.
The term staphylococcus, generally used for all the species, refers to the cells' habit of aggregating in grapelike clusters.
Using wire-service reports (paid for) and paid journalists is not "aggregating" in anything other than a figurative sense.
We found that newts escaped fish by rapidly changing aquatic patches and then aggregating in safe aquatic patches that were free of fish.
It is shown that moderate grafting density (∼1.0 chand/nm2) and short chain length are sufficient enough to prevent NPs from aggregating in an aqueous medium.
Using this approach, we identified Unc119 as a potential new disease-relevant protein, which is co-aggregating in DPR protein inclusions of C9orf72 patients.
ORMOSIL-based nanoparticles can be synthesized with varying surface change and are stable (non-aggregating) in aqueous environments.
Such a morphology variation will change nanofluid's effective thermal conductivity significantly [27 32], a phenomenon credited to the particle clustering/aggregating in the literature [1 9].
Here, the effect of particle morphology contains those from the particle shape, connectivity among particles (including and generalizing the nanoparticle clustering/aggregating in the literature [10, 11]), and particle distribution in nanofluids.
