The phrase "analysis for the aggregate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of data or information as a whole rather than in individual parts.
Example: "The analysis for the aggregate revealed significant trends that were not apparent when looking at the data in isolation."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the total" or "assessment of the overall data".
In the complete case analysis for the aggregate cohort the mean difference between groups at one year follow-up was 1.3 (95% confidence interval −1.35 to 3.92, P<0.001 for equivalence).
Multiple analytic methods including constructing contextual variables, ordinary least squares (OLS) regression analysis for the aggregate dataset and for individual communities, and multilevel modeling, were used to explore community contextual effects on beetle-related activeness.
The secondary analysis of the aggregate data used for the study suggests online training is being undertaken by individuals across the age and education spectrum.
The same assumption regarding women diagnosed with a locoregional recurrence and progressing within 3 months to metastases was made in the annual costs analysis as for the aggregate 5-year costs (see above).
Given these observations, we investigated whether higher depth of sequencing would stabilize this effect at ≥20x threshold and repeated this analysis using the aggregate data for each individual.
For this analysis, the aggregate culture chondrogenesis model with MSCs of rabbits described by Johnstone et al. [ 20, 21] was used.
To overcome this issue, powerful approaches for the aggregate analysis of multiple low frequency/rare variants across a locus that may exhibit allelic heterogeneity have recently started to emerge [ 28– 30].
Thirdly, it is possible to perform the enrichment analysis for sets of aggregate objects (such as sets of genetic interactions, physical protein protein interactions or sets of protein complexes).
We present heterogeneity statistics and forest plots for the aggregate data meta-analysis.
In a meta-analysis, the aggregate relative risk of AD for people with diabetes was 1.5 (95% CI 1.2 1.8), while for vascular dementia the relative risk was 2.5 (95% CI 2.1 3.0).
However, this technique was complemented by OLS regression analysis for aggregate data and for each community that provided additional information for interpreting community context.
