"more disaggregated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is broken down into smaller, smaller components. For example, "The data was more disaggregated than before, allowing us to analyze the information in a much more detailed way."
7Unfortunately, the information does not permit to have a more disaggregated measure of legislation.
We also report heterogeneity in export granularity across products, especially in more disaggregated classifications.
More disaggregated results by age are shown in the bottom-right panel of Fig. 5.
In the next sections we will try to analyze whether these two phenomena are linked at a more disaggregated level.
Table 2 shows the base scenario results of a more disaggregated electrification cost estimates for various states in Nigeria.
9The HRS data does not allow for a more disaggregated industry classification that covers all the survey waves.
We call for further refinement and improvement of commodity market information, including through the publication of more detailed and disaggregated data, coordinated as far as possible internationally.
Given that wood harvest represents the majority of C losses from US forests, increasing the US net forest C sink would require shifts in current forest management practices as well as more refined and disaggregated information to reduce the uncertainty of these estimates and resolve these with correct estimation of net C change.
The middle and deep laminar distributions of GPT neurons were more diffuse and disaggregated in ablated mice during the postnatal period.
In addition, metabolic radiolabeling experiments showed that staples (∼5.5 hr half-life) were slightly more stable that disaggregated CD8lumenal (∼2.5 hr half-life).
This suggests that while combined doctor, nurse/midwife and health officer densities are not correlated with unobserved provincial characteristics, one or more of each disaggregated densities are so correlated.
