The phrase "high level of disaggregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation where data has been broken down into very small and detailed parts. For example: "This data set has a high level of disaggregation, making it easier to analyze."
The innovative contribution lies in the detailed methodological formulation with explicative notes on the main assumptions and in the high level of disaggregation used, which allows us to follow each specific subprocess and thus to acquire an in-depth understanding of the whole cost formation process.
3-digit occupational codes correspond to a high level of disaggregation and constitute the finest description of occupations available for a long representative panel of US workers.
The second analysis covers the period 1966-2006 and it is instead based on a huge data collection effort on detailed export taxes and import tariffs, at a high level of disaggregation (8 digits).
Usually, I/O modeling and system dynamics approaches are characterized by a medium level of disaggregation, whereas the other approaches are in need of a high level of disaggregation.
Although the high level of disaggregation in the field of study (1375) may reduce its possibility, some fields of study could be offered in multiple degrees (trades, college, bachelor, and graduate degrees, for example).
Conducting a fine-grained analysis requires a trade off between a high level of disaggregation, where no general conclusion can be reached, and a too general picture, where some information would be lost.
9I experimented with linking the trade and labor data at the three digit industry level, however more than a third of industries at this higher level of disaggregation had fewer than 5 workers.
The 21 included studies were more likely than those in our country level analysis to report data from high income countries and to have used data from supermarket scanner surveys, from which price elasticity estimates are generally larger, because of the higher level of disaggregation of this type of data.
Table 1 generally shows that the benefits of one approach are the limitations of the other approach, for instance; bottom-up approaches provide the benefits of high level of detail for a specific product/ sector, whilst top-down approaches have limitations in the disaggregation of the economy to a sector/product level.
High level of denatured DNA in spermatozoa with large nuclear vacuole could arise from precocious decondensation and disaggregation of sperm chromatin fibers [ 54].
