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AGGREGATE. A collection of particular persons or items, formed into one body; as a corporation aggregate, which is one formed of a number of natural persons; the union of individual charges make an aggregate charge.

A Law Dictionary, Adapted to the Constitution and Laws of the United States. By John Bouvier. Published 1856.

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14 allows the component units to be aggregated in a single column but also includes a requirement to provide additional information about "major" component units.

Materiality considerations: audits of government financial statements just got more complex

This information can also be aggregated across any population to determine a population-level HSI.

New Model Helps Find Missing Link Between Financial and Clinical Health Care Management: Population Health Value Model targets patient health and cost control. (Informatics)

The capacity indexes are then aggregated by using the same base-period value-added weights that are used in aggregating the comparable production indexes: (2) [Mathematical Expression Omitted] The assumption underlying the use of [P.sub.i,o] in equation 2 is that base-period market prices (actually unit value added) are suitable for aggregating capacities.

Recent developments in industrial capacity and utilization

1 that energy supplied by the UA method resulted in a concentration of aggregated material in the 2-20 [micro]m fraction.

Comparison of four methods for liberating various aggregate fractions in Vertosols to study their morphology

Fior D'Italia paid part of the taxes and brought a refund suit, arguing that section 3121(q) required that each employee's tips be determined and individual deficiencies aggregated to determine any underreported amounts.