The phrase "aggregation data" is not correct in English; it should be "aggregated data." You can use it when referring to data that has been collected and summarized from multiple sources for analysis.
Example: "The aggregated data from the survey revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "compiled data" or "summarized data."
One of the most powerful ways data aggregation can transform the pharmaceutical industry is by collecting data specifically designed to improve patient outcomes.
Data aggregation – We have data coming in from a wide range of sources like mobile, web, retail, IoT and more.
With too few cases and an ever-changing foe, advances in treating GBM will come not from a traditional clinical trial but from the aggregation of data — including genomic, clinical, treatment, imaging and outcomes data — from real-life care across the country and beyond.
Banks collect a tremendous amount of information on consumers — new account applications, know your client (KYC) checks, account aggregation, transaction data and credit bureaus create a constant stream of data to banks about their customers.
What is important to us is the average course evaluation for a large number of classes and instructors, and the aggregation of data should largely eliminate major interschool biases in the data.
Hence, it is necessary to adjust the aggregation of data to reflect these changes in definitions to make sure that data are consistent pre-and post-2004.
genSpace monitors specific tool and workflow use within geWorkbench, through event logging, aggregation, and data mining facilities.
Since there are over 3700 monitoring/monitored-remote-host pairs, it is important to provide aggregation of data by hosts from a variety of "affinity groups".
In ecological studies (observational studies of relationships between risk-modifying factors and health or other outcomes in populations), the aggregation of data results in the loss or concealment of certain details of information.
Free aggregation of data from the Cato Institute.
Identify instruments and measures that can be applied universally to allow for aggregation of data across programs and studies.
