Klustereissa

Klustereissa is a Finnish noun form meaning "in clusters." The base klusteri is borrowed from English cluster, with the Finnish inessive suffix -ssa to indicate location or state. As a grammatical form rather than a fixed technical term, its precise meaning depends on context, but it generally denotes a grouping pattern where elements occur in multiple, localized groups.

Usage spans multiple disciplines. In ecology and biology, it can describe organisms occurring in clumps or patches. In astronomy, researchers refer to galaxies or star systems that reside within clusters. In data science and epidemiology, observations or data points that form spatial or temporal clusters are described as klustereissa, often in relation to cluster-analysis methods.

Notes on usage and examples: Because it is a language-specific form, klustereissa appears in Finnish sentences; English readers would render it as "in clusters." The concept it conveys—grouping in clusters—is common across sciences, so Finnish texts may express it with the direct form or with the English term "cluster analysis" when describing methods.

See also: cluster analysis, galaxy cluster, aggregation.