The phrase "artificial aggregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, technology, or any field where data is combined or synthesized in a non-natural way.
Example: "The researchers employed artificial aggregation techniques to compile the vast amounts of data from various sources into a single dataset."
Alternatives: "synthetic compilation" or "man-made aggregation".
However, the risk can be high in overabundant wildlife populations in contact with infected livestock and when artificial management increases aggregation [ 8, 11].
Staining platelets with antibodies was performed immediately after blood collection, avoiding artificial platelet activation and aggregation.
Artificial structures that aggregate fish (fish aggregation devices; FADs) have been previously suggested to act as ecological traps by acting as a super-stimulus and misleading fish to make inappropriate habitat selections [3].
The peptide is able to aggregate bacteria in vitro but does not mediate leakage or aggregation of artificial liposomes at low- or high-salt concentrations and does not destroy lipid membranes [ 17].
Rather, we intended to examine the spontaneous aggregation of artificial Sup35 fusion proteins containing two potential aggregation-promoting domains such as a Q/N-rich PrD and a polyQ tract.
In particular, CHO cells exhibited undistinguishable surface labelling upon either direct insertion of BODIPY-SM at 4°C, or as an exclusive bioconversion product from BODIPY-ceramide at the Golgi complex, providing a major argument against artificial self-assembly or aggregation.
8.11 Artificial reefs and fish aggregation devices.
Clearly, artificial feeding causes spatial aggregation of wild boar and thus, presumably, increased contacts among animals.
In addition, aggregation of artificial anionic liposomes appears to be mainly determined by electrostatic interactions.
In wild boar, positivity to several other infectious agents has been linked with density, spatial aggregation or artificial management (e.g. Aujeszky's disease [ 61, 62]; Bovine tuberculosis [ 39]; Porcine circovirus type 2 [ 58]).
