The phrase "aggregate current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, finance, or statistics where you are referring to the total or combined current values of a set of data points.
Example: "The aggregate current of all the accounts shows a significant increase in the last quarter."
Alternatives: "total current" or "combined current".
The aggregate current account surplus during the four months of the year also declined to $1.03 billion, from $7.82 billion a year earlier.
Today the world aggregate current account balances as a share of global output are twice as large as in mid-1980s, while the net foreign asset positions have boosted up threefold (Bracke et al. 2010).
The CEO's phantom stock units are valued at $80 per share because, in aggregate, current expectations suggest that is exactly what the stock is worth.
Blogs that publish and aggregate current opinions are particularly useful when approaching subjects of ongoing bioethical controversy, such as recent legal decisions and cases being reported in the media.
The government-backed mortgage-backer aggregates current rates weekly from 125 lenders from across the country to come up with national average mortgage rates.
Thus, while the similarities between beta-amyloid fibrils and huntingtin protein aggregates make us hopeful that curcumin can decrease the aggregates, current research on curcumin and HD will have the final say.
It aggregates current, savings and credit cards accounts together in one place, with the same security levels as online banking.
If projections of future are interpreted in a way that makes clear why we aggregate certain current ingredients to specific futures and argue dedicatedly about them, then we have learned something explicitly about ourselves which to date has only been an implicit part of societal reality.
In a global economy with deficient aggregate demand, current-account surpluses are a problem.
Thus, this study aggregates the current state of knowledge by reviewing available literature on the ferrocement jacketing of concrete columns and on ferrocement confinement effects.
Results are commonly aggregated for current major land use/cover patterns and by administrative units, land protection status, or broad classes reflecting infrastructure availability and market access conditions.
