The phrase "aggregate basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts involving data analysis, finance, or statistics to refer to a collective or overall approach rather than individual components.
Example: "The results were analyzed on an aggregate basis to provide a comprehensive overview of the trends."
Alternatives: "overall basis" or "collective basis".
"Our expertise is as statisticians on an aggregate basis.
The numbers on an aggregate basis are good.
(On an annual basis, America is now the world's second-greatest carbon emitter, behind China, but on an aggregate basis it's responsible for more of the excess CO2 in the atmosphere than any other country).
In the reports required by paragraph (3)(D), agency matching activities that are not matching programs may be reported on an aggregate basis, if and to the extent necessary to protect ongoing law enforcement or counterintelligence investigations.
Both approaches included individual director disclosure of qualifications, with one category also presenting gender and race/ethnicity for each individual director and the other category presenting gender and race/ethnicity on an aggregate basis for the board.
As a line in the report rightly says:As such, this analysis does not maintain that the tax increase will cause private equity investment to fall on a gross or aggregate basis.
"In order to minimize the impact of rate increases," the paper says, "states may consider establishing annual maximum average rate increases on an aggregate, marketwide basis and essentially force insurers to either operate at a short-term loss or find alternative ways to reduce costs".
Tapad supplements this with data from websites and app publishers that have dual login systems for the mobile Web and apps, all of which is sold on an aggregate, anonymous basis.
These sub-indicators are aggregates of basis measures, which take a value of 0 to 6.4Blanchard and Wolfers (2000) construct their EPL index for every five years, and then Nickell (2006) interpolates them.
1925 DATA WRONG AS BASIS "Aggregate Picture," Not Individual Cases, Should Be Considered, Petition Declares.
Carnegie breaks it down into ten fundamental attitudes, which in aggregate form the basis for creative vision.
