"more aggregated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of items that have been combined together for a particular purpose. For example, "We have more aggregated data about our customer base than ever before."
The aggregation is performed according to the hierarchical relationship between clusters, such that hierarchically closer clusters are less aggregated and further away clusters are progressively more aggregated.
In the southern (tropical) study area, rubber plantations increased considerably in size and became more aggregated.
First, these data are more aggregated by sector than that we defined.
The particles are more aggregated in the case of garlic CuNPs than ginger CuNPs.
Morisita's index suggested that shrubs were more randomly distributed on prairie dog towns and more aggregated on grassland habitats.
With that trust re-established, the cost-benefit of stress testing disclosures may tip away from bank-specific towards more aggregated information.
The patches of two land cover classes, (i) agricultural land and (ii) low density forest and tall shrubs, became more aggregated in the northern (temperate) study area.
A finding of spatial correlation at the village level may be indicative of social interactions and influence among individual women that is captured on a more aggregated scale.
Since products are much more aggregated in this classification, the share of the top five firms in total exports is reduced significantly.
Such behavior confirms that AD is more resilient to perturbation with respect to ST also when the input data are more aggregated.
By narrowing the focus and exploiting the panel nature of our data we are better able to analyze the correlates of funding variation, yielding a number of new insights not apparent in studies using more aggregated data.
