The phrase "an aggregate that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or total of items or data that are grouped together for analysis or discussion.
Example: "The study revealed an aggregate that included data from various sources, providing a comprehensive overview of the trends."
Alternatives: "a collection that" or "a total that".
The sand is an aggregate that softens the mortar and allows it to expand and contract with the surrounding bricks.
When Davenport, Venus and Serena Williams and Monica Seles, an aggregate that accounts for four of the top five spots in the world ranking, marched around the hardcourt to the strains of the Lee Greenwood chestnut "God Bless the U.S.A.," it was the only time this year they actually shared a court.
In the second type of eggs, all or most of the sperm mitochondria form an aggregate that is located very close to the cleavage furrow, as if attached to the cell membrane.
Red arrowhead indicates an aggregate that is retained in the mother cell (M).
Indeed, an aggregate that elicits the strongest innate immune response may be cleared more effectively.
Now Kayali and colleagues have patented a technique for converting fly ash into Flashag™, an aggregate that can be mixed with sand, water, and portland cement to make concrete.
Using our assay for Atg1 activity, we found that Atg1 was only active in cells that contained a target – in this case, a protein aggregate that is constantly produced and captured by autophagosomes – and its dedicated receptor protein.
Differential privacy follows a similar approach, where contributions are hidden in a noisy aggregate that fulfills some statistical properties.
Histologically, NSCLC is a heterogeneous aggregate that includes squamous cell carcinoma, large cell carcinoma, and adenocarcinoma [6].
Calcium bentonites are nonswelling and break down to a finely granular aggregate that is widely used as an absorbent clay sometimes called fuller's earth.
Lipofuscin is an nondegradable final aggregate that is stably detected even at autopsy.
