The phrase "aggregation of survey" is not entirely correct in standard English usage.
It can be used when referring to the collection or compilation of survey data or results.
Example: "The aggregation of survey results revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "compilation of survey" or "collection of survey data."
President Donald Trump's average approval rating just reached a new low, according to HuffPost Pollster's aggregation of publicly available surveys.
Respondent-level data were available only to TGaS Advisors (the company responsible for all aspects of survey administration and data aggregation), and were not shared with the survey organisers or sponsors.
Thus, the household survey permits aggregation of data on occurrence, such as diarrhoea, household opinions of services, costs and so forth.
All analyses were conducted in STATA version 11.0 (StataCorp, College Station, TX, USA. We employed NHANES sample weights to account for the complex survey design and aggregation of data over multiple years (NCHS 2006).
Survey coverage depended on both the amount of survey time available (which is often limited by commercial constraints) and the behaviour of the fish (e.g., the extent and density of the aggregation, and the timing of spawning).
Demographics of Survey Respondents.
The other was William Flynn, who headed the Secret Service's New York bureau and who described the Morello mob as "as sinister an aggregation of cut-throats as I have ever surveyed, arrested and sent to prison".
Income: this variable is generated by SHARE through a suitable aggregation of the individual and household income components collected in the survey.
QS's Academic Reputation survey is, to date, the world's largest aggregation of feeling in this community.
Aside from a soothing, full-bodied yellow lentil soup ($3), appetizers were a run-of-the-mill aggregation of samosas, pakoras, tikkas and fritters (two assorted platters, $8, provide a survey course in standard starters).
