The phrase "aggregate attendance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total number of attendees at an event or series of events, often in a statistical or analytical context.
Example: "The aggregate attendance for the conference over the three days was over 5,000 participants."
Alternatives: "total attendance" or "combined attendance".
The 17 matches played so far have attracted an aggregate attendance of 243,349 with an average of 14,315.
He has been responsible for increasing aggregate attendance at the Guggenheim museums from 450,000 in 1990 to three million today.
The seven Super League fixtures last weekend, in addition to attracting a solid aggregate attendance of 63,645, involved 152 players who would qualify for Great Britain.
Yorkshire's chief executive, Mark Arthur, points out that the aggregate attendance of 38,062 for this year's Headingley Test was significantly better than the 29,000 for the 2013 game against New Zealand.
The first full weekend of fixtures have provided the clubs and the Super League competition with a major boost, as the seven games attracted an aggregate attendance of 78,090 – the best since the reorganisation of 1996.
The last time Leicester played a semi-final at the City Ground in 2002 they attracted a crowd of 29,849 and the aggregate attendance for last season's semi-finals in St Étienne and Marseille was almost 77,000.
Arrests are way down and, while the atmosphere on match days is not exactly angelic, with racist chanting and gestures an irksome problem, there is no longer the threat of violence that once kept young families away and in the mid-1980s reduced seasonal aggregate attendances to just under 16.5 million whereas now they regularly approach 30 million.
It is hoped than an increase on the aggregate 180,000 attendance from 11 years ago will be secured.
Total attendances topped 14m.
Aggregate baseline clinic attendance and PMTCT service delivery information (July 2009-June 2010) was collected from clinic registers at each of the study sites by trained research assistants and compared with similar information one year later (July 2010-June 2011).
The highest total seasonal attendance was recorded during the 1980 81 season when the aggregate was more than 814,000 during a season in which Ipswich won the UEFA Cup Final and finished second in the First Division.
