The phrase "aggregate bandwidth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to networking, telecommunications, or data transfer, where you want to refer to the total capacity of multiple connections combined.
Example: "The aggregate bandwidth of our network infrastructure allows for seamless streaming and data transfer across multiple devices."
Alternatives: "total bandwidth" or "combined bandwidth".
That in fact would support aggregate bandwidth of 160Gbs (over-subscribed) or 120Gbs fully subscribed.
The aggregate bandwidth could be as large as several GHz.
The last few years have seen vast increases in the darknet's aggregate bandwidth, reliability, usability, size of shared library, and availability of search engines...
Figure 5 Aggregate bandwidth (GiB/s) for writing 10-component simulation grids of varying sizes to Lustre.
I could attach one to three 56 kilobits per second (Kbps) modems to separate phone lines, plug them into the WebRamp, and share the aggregate bandwidth on my home network over Ethernet.
Our IP achieved 272 ns (34 clock cycles) half-round trip end-to-end latency and an aggregate bandwidth of 16 Gbps per node on Virtex-5 FPGA.
"Aggregated bandwidth is what is important, and that would still be massive.
When in the overlapping coverage of the integrated RATs, a multimode terminal can use them simultaneously, thus aggregating bandwidth to enhance performance of high-bandwidth applications.
First, most existing methods are designed for a non-partitioned file, while the file in a parallel I/O system is generally partitioned to provide aggregated bandwidth.
Similar researches on aggregating bandwidth of multiple interfaces or mobiles' cooperation to improve efficiency have been investigated in prior work [9 21].
First of all, GNSS exhibit relatively large signal bandwidths compared to other sources of opportunity, and can therefore provide sufficient range resolutions (the aggregate signal bandwidth for the Galileo E5 band is approximately 20 MHz).
