The phrase "aggregation or disaggregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing data analysis, statistics, or organizational structures where the concepts of combining or separating data or elements are relevant.
Example: "The report will focus on the benefits of aggregation or disaggregation of data for better decision-making."
Alternatives: "combining or separating" or "merging or splitting".
The spontaneous peptide aggregation and oligomer formation process can therefore be characterized by two principal phases: an early association and growth phase where the assembly of peptides proceeded rather fast, and an aggregated phase where no further aggregation or disaggregation events took place, dominated by internal reorganizations.
A crucial step here is to determine the level of aggregation or disaggregation of food products.
When upscaled or downscaled based on aggregation or disaggregation methods, information is generally distorted.
Results show that modelling across scales is achievable without resorting to methods of aggregation or disaggregation, which opens new perspectives in multi-scalar analyses of agro-ecosystems that link land production and land use and land cover.
With multilevel analysis, the covariates are analysed without aggregation or disaggregation (e.g., Snijders & Bosker, 1999).
However, as mentioned above, the increase of σ c indicates some aggregation or even disaggregation of already present aggregates.
Finally, it was shown that the results of the model could be used by the air traffic managers in order to help them decide the necessary grouping (aggregation) or collapsing (disaggregation) of sectors (sectorization).
For each class of oligomers, the FRET efficiency histograms were globally analyzed for all incubation times recorded during the aggregation or fibril disaggregation experiment (see Figures 2 C and 4 B), and fitted to Gaussian distributions with constant center and width for all incubation time points.
No gross differences are found either in attachment rates to plastic and ECM or in aggregation and disaggregation rates.
An important issue in the context of selection is whether there is a cost involved in mechanisms of protein aggregation or aggregation is an entropy-driven process and its prevention or disaggregation needs extra cost.
Further aggregation or, as some have suggested, disaggregation may occur.
