The phrase "all aggregated data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that has been collected and combined from various sources for analysis or reporting purposes.
Example: "The report summarizes all aggregated data from the last quarter to provide insights into our sales performance."
Alternatives: "all compiled data" or "all collected data".
Given this disparity, weighted results are presented for all aggregated data, in order to present results more likely to be representative of the populations under study.
All aggregated data are transmitted to a knowledge-based system (server) for automatic data analysis and feedback generation.
All aggregated data and analysis scripts are available from the Dryad public archive (http://datadryad.org) under accession number doi 10.5061/dryad.kt69d.
And the service offers a universal, real-time feed that displays all this aggregated data, which users can then filter and sift through as they desire.
For now, all the aggregated data can be exported in.CSV format, but in the future, integration with backend business intelligence systems may be a possibility if users demand it.
By conducting a confidential survey of all employees, aggregated data can be used to provide a first step by which organisations can target and monitor appropriate population-based health interventions within their workforce.
Left panel: aggregated data all disciplines together; right panel: some selected disciplines.
MAUP a fundamental geographical problem endemic to all studies of spatially aggregated data, arising from the need to model or describe continuous spatial phenomena with discrete geographic units.
The only information publicly available is aggregated data for all packaging materials on the National Packaging Waste Database NPWDD).
Therefore, aggregated data from all three PHUs are presented.
De-identified data will be used for the statistical analysis and all publications will include only aggregated data.
