"we disaggregated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to the process of breaking something down into smaller parts or elements. For example, "We disaggregated the data to better understand the results."
We disaggregated the changes in rural income per capita to better understand the sources of the rapid gains enjoyed by the rural population.
Given the different nature and frequency of the two types of events, we disaggregated the dataset by type of contacts and analyzed the two sets separately.
Third, we disaggregated GDP into its major sectors of agriculture, industry and services, and tested for Granger causality between sectoral output and electricity consumption.
In model 3, we disaggregated the data between the three course types, which also allowed us to differentiate between CI instruments.
To dissect the phenotype of the myeloid infiltrate further, we disaggregated the spleen and stained for myeloid markers.
For a subset of countries where questions were asked about reasons for home birth, we disaggregated the responses first by income (highest and lowest income quintiles) and then by whether the birth was unattended or attended by a medical professional.
We disaggregate factor endowments to distinguish built capital from natural resources: this disaggregation makes it possible to distinguish not only their physical quantities but also their factor earnings.
For a robustness check, we disaggregate the immigrant sample by gender and repeat the previous analysis.
We disaggregate cotton into ginning, spinning, and weaving, and chemicals into fertilizers and other chemicals.
To conduct these tests, we disaggregate firm value into three components: liquidity, cost of capital, and expected future cash flows.
In this paper, we disaggregate the country and let 100 × 100 km grid cells be the units of observation.
