The phrase "aggregation at which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing data collection, analysis, or any situation where a specific level or point of aggregation is being referenced.
Example: "The aggregation at which the data was collected significantly impacts the results of the analysis."
Alternatives: "level of aggregation" or "point of aggregation".
The state of mixing in a continuous flow vessel is shown to affect the extent of aggregation and the extent of aggregation at which mathematical gelation occurs.
For gelling kernels, any deviation from the ideal case of plug flow always leads to a reduction in th extent of aggregation at which mathematical gelation occurs.
The known-time method analyses only those crimes that definitely occurred within one unit of analysis, where the unit of analysis (known as tunit) is the level of aggregation at which the data are presented.
For the majority of metabolic reporters analyzed, expression profiles were similar in both strains until the estimated time of aggregation at which point expression was induced in wild-type cells (Figure 5B, C, D).
Other studies and projects may also benefit from overviews such as those given in the present paper when setting up data collection and determining the level of aggregation at which comparisons between healthcare providers are performed.
The highest level of aggregation at which the concept can reasonably be made operational is that of the national government (the only realistic - and even then partial - exception to this would be the EU because of its degree of politico-economic cohesion) since the achievement of food security depends on action by those who have the power and the responsibility to act.
In addition, it was repeatedly demonstrated that the aggregation level at which data mining is performed influences the results [ 38, 39], and we consider that the appropriate level is still an open question.
The green-to-red color scale indicates the time at which aggregation occurred: the oldest aggregation events appear in green and the most recent in red.
The green-to-red color scale indicates the time at which aggregation occurred: the oldest aggregation events appear in green and the most recent in red Fig. 7 Reshaping of dendrites by surface diffusion and crystal faceting.
The green-to-red color scale indicates the time at which aggregation occurred: the oldest aggregation events appear in green and the most recent in red Fig. 4 Filling degree as a function of the radius of the structures measured on the DLA simulations.
Linkages between soil structure and physical chemical soil properties are still poorly understood due to the wide size-range at which aggregation occurs and the variety of aggregation factors involved.
