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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggregation platform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system or service that collects and organizes data or content from various sources into a single platform for easier access and analysis.
Example: "The new aggregation platform allows users to access data from multiple sources in one convenient location."
Alternatives: "data aggregation service" or "content aggregation system".
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There is a critical need for an aggregation platform which bundles loans and allows medium-sized firms to raise money in the bond market.
UberVU, a social media monitoring and aggregation platform, was one of the start-ups selected by the Telegraph panel.
It's Actasronym for "avoidineutral Extinctions Engine".
Cliqset, a FriendFeed like social aggregation platform, shut its doors last Fall.
Magnify.net's video aggregation platform will automatically collect videos from YouTube, Vimeo and other sites via keyword.
qunb is a "one-‐stop shop for numbers", a quantitative data aggregation platform.
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The second area where Factmata is hoping to make a mark is on aggregation platforms.
At first I didn't understand the point of Mashfeed because there are already plenty of social media aggregation platforms.
Magnify has recently partnered with several sites to power their video aggregation platforms, including deals with Etsy, CarsonDaly.TV, and Bicycling.com.
As we've said in the past, the real-time social media stream is fast becoming a crowded space with Threadsy, Streamy and others launching compelling, social media aggregation platforms.
Look further into innovative news aggregation platforms such as Digg, Google News, and Techmeme and you see that it's pretty tough to generate significant revenues in news, certainly not Google-scale revenues.
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