The phrase "aggregating reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of collecting and compiling various reports into a single document or summary.
Example: "The team is responsible for aggregating reports from different departments to present a comprehensive overview to management."
Alternatives: "compiling reports" or "consolidating reports".
Yield Manager itself stores aggregated reports on: - what adverts were served.
Mozilla, however, will only share aggregate reports and no personal data from its users.
(2) Wake-up delay: After the initial delay, a cluster is formed to pass aggregated reports to the BS.
HE would enable Facebook, for example, to generate aggregated reports about its user psychographic profiles so that advertisers could still accurately target groups of prospective customers without knowing their actual identities.
This means those marketers are limited to Facebook's Insights tool and can't optimize with post-level data, can't pull aggregate reports from other networks like Twitter and YouTube, and can't archive posts for campaign comparisons.
The second one is about a software for compiling aggregate reports.
†Age distributions from line list and aggregate reports of laboratory-confirmed cases and hospitalizations to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention through July 23 , 2009
Error-detection approaches include automated troubleshooting mechanisms, routine review of aggregate reports for outliers and missing data, or periodic DQAs.
Individuals are not identifiable in such aggregate reports, nor is information relevant to an individual usually reported back to participants, although arguments have been made that individual results should be made available in some circumstances [ 5- 7].
The writer said she was referencing cases reported in the State of New Mexico's passive birth defects registry, i.e. a system that aggregates reports of birth defects though it does not have staff who seek out cases.
