The phrase "aggregate discount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, sales, or marketing, where multiple discounts are combined into a single total discount.
Example: "Customers can benefit from an aggregate discount when they purchase multiple items at once, leading to significant savings."
Alternatives: "total discount" or "combined discount".
Coupons.com says that in 2012, 305 billion total coupons were distributed, "representing an aggregate discount value of $467 billion, with 2.9 billion redeemed representing an aggregate discount value of $3.7 billion," citing stats from NCH Marketing Services.
Given that seed funding amounts are typically very small compared to the amounts one might expect to raise in a Series A round, as the example illustrates, the aggregate discount amount, in this case $37K, is a tiny fraction of what is likely to be a multimillion dollar Series A financing.
Limitations include use of aggregate discount rates to estimate discounted prices paid, potential residual patient-level variation in care intensity and the inability to completely capture hospital quality.
Bargès et al. [5] derived the moments of the aggregate discounted claims with dependence introduced by a FGM copula and the counting process following a Poisson process.
The oriented curves represent optimal trajectories (pieces of each trajectory maximize aggregate discounted net utilities for suitable initial and terminal conditions).
The aggregate discounted cost of the investment was £124 per patient.
These are aggregate discounted expectations, so there is some subtlety here, and risk aversion must be taken into account, but this is pretty standard stuff from finance 101.
Broadway Box aggregates discount codes.
Gift Card Granny aggregates discount gift cards from many of the popular resellers such as ABC Gift Cards and Cardpool.
It is an app that aggregates discounts on various brands via voucher codes for those facing the "crunch" – the people the unfortunate Ed Miliband tried to reach out to as the "squeezed middle".
The technology giant — which recently rolled out Google Offers, its own location-based daily deal service — has acquired the Dealmap, a start-up that aggregates discounts from hundreds of group-buying sites.
