The phrase "extent of aggregation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the degree to which something has been grouped or combined into a larger entity. Example sentence: The extent of aggregation of the data was necessary in order to analyze the results effectively.
[NOTE: the concentration of CaCl2 (here 10 µM) was lower than typically used in M9-medium (100 µM CaCl2; see below), and fully supported cellular growth but limited the extent of aggregation, since aggregates >400 µm diameter interfered with LDA analysis].
In order to reduce the entropy penalty of the flexible polymer chains these rigid "spikes" will aggregate into clusters, but the extent of aggregation was shown to depend on the size and distribution of the rigid side-chains.
Both the single chain and aggregate dimensions are temperature independent, as is the extent of aggregation at a given concentration.
Using an open association model to quantify the extent of aggregation as a function of concentration, the single-chain dimension both in the aggregates and as collapsed chains have been estimated.
The state of mixing in a continuous flow vessel is shown to affect the extent of aggregation and the extent of aggregation at which mathematical gelation occurs.
These results suggest that the extent of aggregation of iron (carbide) nanoparticles affects their catalytic performance.
Very fine spherical CoFe2O4 particles with some extent of aggregation can be observed in the SEM pictures.
Increasing the heating temperature of the nanodiamonds caused the extent of aggregation and particle size to increase.
The addition of βA3 could elongate the lag time and slow down the rate of S228P aggregation, but did not decrease the extent of aggregation (Fig. S7).
The extent of aggregation was estimated by the percentage of maximum increase in light transmission, with the buffer representing 100%% transmittance.
In the same glucose concentration, more GNRs will reduce the extent of aggregation, so that the absorption intensity of the GNRs will reduce more slowly.
