The phrase "aggregation into a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of combining or collecting items or data into a single group or category.
Example: "The aggregation into a single database allows for more efficient data analysis and reporting."
Alternatives: "collection into a" or "consolidation into a".
The complex world of resilience doesn't lend itself to aggregation into a single score or ranking, and there is much of value which cannot be quantified as a sum of money or a percentage.
In this paper, we first formulate the scheduling problem with frame aggregation into a knapsack problem that is shown NP hard.
Fibrils of Htt exon 1 arise abundantly across the cytosolic compartment and also in neuritic processes only after nucleation and aggregation into a fairly advanced stage of growth of the prominent IB have taken place.
If W is not smooth enough, the aggregation into a unique point can even occur in finite time, see [26].
It can be used for a number of purposes, including aggregation into a specific data set that may be "owned" by the creator of that data set.
The result reveals that these large nanocages are superparamagnetic is owing to the fact that they are composed of many small nanoparticles that show oriented aggregation into a hollow structure [27].
It is well established that in vitro α-synuclein aggregation into amyloid is a nucleation-dependent process and can be greatly induced by the addition of a 'seed' or 'nucleus' of pre-aggregated α-synuclein [ 37, 38].
In order to apply the finite volume scheme, we reformulate the original integro-ordinary differential population balance equation for two-component aggregation problems into a partial differential equation of hyperbolic-type.
Furthermore, we would like to implement automatic ARIMA modeling-based data aggregation scheme into a WSN testbed and evaluate its performance too.
But though his post -- the first for his new site, JimRomenesko.com -- is understated, it is nevertheless devastating in its portrayal of how his editor, Julie Moos, tried to conflate his aggregation practices into a scandal over Romenesko's supposed lack of ethics.
