"aggregate amounts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a context to refer to the collective sum of multiple amounts or values, such as the total cost of individual items purchased. For example: "The aggregate amounts of all items purchased totaled $400."
The bill would require disclosure of the aggregate amounts that management would get in a merger.
The corporation is set to publish the aggregate amounts it spends on talent in the next few weeks.
But other law firms also gave large aggregate amounts, and Mr. Edwards also listed sizable donations from paralegals and legal assistants.
By the charitable giveback standard, it's either eighty per cent Republican and twenty per cent "bipartisan" (i.e., Democratic) or 83 17, as measured by, respectively, the party affiliations of the givers-back and the aggregate amounts they let go of.
The issue that will be argued on Oct. 8 is whether to remove the limit, in place for almost four decades, on the aggregate amounts any contributor can give directly to candidates and parties for federal elections in a single cycle.
The fine and coarse aggregate amounts were kept constant at 1025 and 905 kg/m3, respectively.
And the index of the aggregate amount of hours worked in the economy increased by about 2percentt.
Otherwise, other creditors must join until the aggregate amount of their claims equals the requisite sum.
But lawmakers did not remove a cap on the aggregate amount that hospice providers could be reimbursed each year, a measure designed to contain the program's cost.
Based on the information it has received from such organizations, only approximately 12% of that aggregate amount was used by those organizations for lobbying purposes".
Indeed, despite the employment increase, the index of aggregate weekly hours of production or nonsupervisory workers -- which measures the aggregate amount of work outside of farms in the private sector -- fell by 0.1 percentage point in March to 99percentt.
