The phrase "approach to aggregate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for combining or summarizing data or information.
Example: "Our approach to aggregate the survey results will ensure that we capture the overall sentiment of the participants."
Alternatives: "method for aggregation" or "strategy for combining".
In our experiment on the synthetic dataset, we used the weighted average approach to aggregate all similarity scores.
This work is the second installment in a two-part series, and focuses on object-oriented programming methods to implement an augmented-state variable approach to aggregate the PCS index and introduce the Bermudan-style call feature into the proposed CAT bond model.
Lucas and Leonard Rapping laid out the first new classical approach to aggregate supply in 1969.
We have adopted a similar approach to aggregate the individual biclusters identified from the bootstrap datasets.
Our order statistics-based approach to aggregate the P-values from different experiments is equivalent to that adopted by Ideker et al. (2002).
Economic valuation of risk reduction is assessed using a step-by-step approach to aggregate the gross benefits and costs of the adaptation strategy in the context of risk reduction.
Our method uses a map generalization approach to aggregating the multiple parts into a connected polygon while preserving the overall shape of the original pattern.
Starting with directories, adding a table-of-contents, front-of-the-book kind of approach to aggregating the web's content, adding a back-of-the-book index called "search" early on.
There was not agreement about any of the systems having a clear and simple approach to aggregating the dimensions, although this was considered to be less of a problem for the ACCP, SIGN and USTFCPS systems.
This was considered to be more of a problem for the ANHMRC and USTFCPS systems than the other four systems, all of which were considered to have taken an approach to aggregating the dimensions that was at least partially inappropriate by more than half of us.
We apply the distinctions between different approaches to aggregate measure design to a recent Leadership Quarterly article and to the GLOBE project on which that article is based.
