The phrase "disaggregated analysis" is correct and usable in written English and can be used in any context where a more detailed analysis is needed.
For example: "We conducted a disaggregated analysis of our sales data to gain a more comprehensive understanding of our customer base."
Yet, since accessibility tends to have differentiated effects, both socially and spatially, there is a need for a model which allows for a disaggregated analysis of accessibility.
Figure 3 Disaggregated analysis.
A more disaggregated analysis allows, for our experiment, some differences to be identified in the case of different information types (see Table 6).
However, in the disaggregated analysis of GPS data at individual level, we find significant differences in the average Travel-Time Expenditure for different categories of drivers.
But Cranfield et al. ([2003]) noted that the QUAIDS is especially suitable in the case of a disaggregated analysis, as in this study.
Yilmazkuday (2013) tackles a more disaggregated analysis of regional inflation, in the line of the works related to the Balassa Samuelson literature.
The cause-disaggregated analysis is useful for identifying specific disease contributions to the aging process.
A starting point is the development or strengthening of HRH information systems that enable sex-disaggregated analysis.
In the sex-disaggregated analysis, we found that poor health, young or middle age was significantly associated with CAM use at all CAM levels in women.
Although applying GMM techniques have been the common treatment to these problems, a disaggregated sectorial analysis could identify its effect through a more direct and cleaner manner.
The paper evolves analysing subsequent stages from the safety at urban level to the localization of accidents, skipping in-depth disaggregated statistical analysis and using simple statistical formulation to focus on the main factors to be obtained from the European national dataset.
