The phrase "also disaggregated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data or information that has been separated into distinct parts or categories for analysis.
Example: "The results were also disaggregated by age and gender to provide a clearer understanding of the trends."
Alternatives: "also broken down" or "also separated out".
Mass society, concept used to characterize modern society as homogenized but also disaggregated, because it is composed of atomized individuals.
Table 2 presents the summary statistics, also disaggregated by legal status.
We also disaggregated our respondents in terms of clients by access to microcredit only and clients with microcredit and other sources of credit (Khalily 2004).
We also disaggregated dengue illness costs by type of cost and source of financing.
However, even when data are disaggregated by sex, they are rarely also disaggregated by urban and rural locations.
Service costs are also disaggregated into service categories (contacts with health and care professionals, inpatient care, tests and medication).
But newspapers must also disaggregate their "total paid circulation" figure to reflect how many copies were sold above the existing paid-circulation floor, or 50percentt of the established price, and how many were sold at between 25 and 50percentt of the established subscription or single-copy price.
Strikingly, tsetse saliva could also disaggregate ADP-triggered platelets which was attributed by the authors to the apyrase enzymatic activity.
We also disaggregate estimates of unpaid work into three components: childcare, housework, and shopping for the household.
One could also disaggregate the health effects of obesity by including additional states (such as diabetic, hypertensive, etc).
It also disaggregates the results according to the four ranking criteria (Innovation, Impact, Equity, and Lack of Research).
