The phrase "amalgamated for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of combining or merging entities for a specific purpose or goal.
Example: "The two companies were amalgamated for the purpose of increasing market share and improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "merged for" or "combined for".
As numbers dwindled, units were amalgamated for administrative purposes, and as a consequence the 9th and 10th Battalions were merged on 5 February 1919; the final contingent of troops from the 10th Battalion did not return home until September 1919 when they disembarked in Adelaide from the transport Takada.
Thus overall in 15(21%) of procedures SFD deployment difficulties (DD) were reported and amalgamated for statistical analysis.
As the age group of interest for this paper was older Australians, who have significantly higher rates of ADEs than younger Australians, 8 and as there was no statistical difference between the ADE rates for all age groups 45 years and above (figure 1), patients in these age groups were amalgamated for analysis.
"It's fear of what will happen if we agree to amalgamate for that one-off tournament.
These statistics used only five age bands (age 0, 1-4, 5-14, 15-44, and 45-64) for men and women and were for areas amalgamated from the pre-1974 locauthoritiesies.
For comparison, the same procedures were used to generate amalgamated databases for human (build 36), mouse (build 36) and dog (build 2).
One questionnaire was returned from a head office of a national supported business that provided amalgamated data for 24 supported businesses that had been sent individual questionnaires, and so for the purpose of analysis this has been treated as one response.
We do not need to be amalgamated, accounted for by litmus tests, identity cards or compulsion.
Preference for European Guidelines, which may best be adapted and amalgamated from mature, trusted, nationally developed evidence-based guidelines.
These zip code-level characteristics were spatially amalgamated into counties for the purpose of producing maps.
For each family, we tabulated all the GO terms "hit" by at least one member, and amalgamated these terms for the family.
