The phrase "aggregations with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing collections or groupings of data, items, or entities that are associated with something else.
Example: "The report includes various aggregations with respect to sales data across different regions."
Alternatives: "groupings with" or "collections with".
Some overwinter in aggregations with individuals of their own species, usually under bark or in fallen trees.
We propose a mechanism based on IP traffic aggregations with QoS requirements in order to build optical packets.
ZnCO3 nanoparticle aggregations with porous morphology are prepared via a facile solid-state metathesis reaction in ambient environments.
Because the gold nano-particles were composed of specific aggregations with metal ions, colorimetric variations could be detected by the naked eye without any optical equipment.
These effects were due to the electrostatic interactions between the positively charged polymer chains and the negatively charged HSA, as well as the stabilization of polymer aggregations with HSA.
M. modiolus also formed aggregations with a higher fractal dimension in the high and medium density treatments compared to lower density, suggesting that at higher density this increased patch complexity could further facilitate increased recruitment with the enhanced habitat available for settlement.
Our cell-based model reproduces key disease features, including formation of insoluble poly-GA aggregates and co-aggregation with p62.
Fig. 2 MRA aggregation scheme for secure aggregation with homomorphic encryption and multiple aggregators.
Hsp104A503V and Hsp104V426L suppressed FUSR521C aggregation with ~43%and~45%5% of cells containing aggregates, respectively (Fig. 2C,D).
Both Hsp104A503V and Hsp104V426L suppressed aggregation, with only ~26% of cells containing aggregates when co-expressing either variant (Fig. 3D).
Hsp104A503V and Hsp104V426L suppressed α-synE46K aggregation with ~24% and ~26% of cells containing aggregates, respectively (Fig. 3C,D).
