The phrase "aggregation process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the method or procedure of gathering and combining data or information from various sources.
Example: "The aggregation process of the survey data allowed us to identify key trends and insights."
Alternatives: "data collection method of" or "compilation process of".
The weighted average method is widely used to aggregate the experts' opinion in the aggregation process of the group decision making problem.
The aggregation memberships, the classification, the selection of aggregators are all complexity hidden from the aggregation process of the top level.
In this regard, the finding that intracellular hPrP90-231 formed insoluble and PK-resistant aggregates is particularly relevant, as it indicates that the aggregation process of the protein has been allowed, if not favored, by the intracellular milieu.
We conclude that both 6AP and GA interfere with the aggregation process of alanine-expanded PABPN1, eventually leading to the formation of smaller aggregates.
We show that W32 governs the aggregation process of SOD1 mutants and that small molecules known to bind around W32 can mitigate this process in cells.
In short, caspases produce the fragments needed to form NIs but are not needed in the aggregation process of these fragments.
We report on the orientation dynamics and aggregation processes of magnetorheological fluids subject to rotating magnetic fields using the technique of scattering dichroism.
It is very significant to fully understand the effects of deterministic factors on dispersion and aggregation processes of nanorods in the polymer matrix.
In this review, we will address how HHP provides information about intermediate folding states and the aggregation processes of p53, which is related to cancer, and prion proteins, transthyretin and α-synuclein, which are related to human degenerative diseases.
In-situ optical absorption measurements of the solution during the discharge directly presented the concerted formation and aggregation processes of the Ag NPs, which controlled the size of Ag NPs.
The understanding of both, aggregation processes of, and of light scattering from, such media, would strongly benefit from experiments led under microgravity, and provide insight into regolith formation processes: much lower collision and aggregation velocities can be achieved in a microgravity environment, leading to the formation of much fluffier aggregates than possible on Earth.
