The phrase "aggregate dollar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or data analysis when referring to a total amount of money collected or considered as a whole.
Example: "The aggregate dollar amount of the donations exceeded our expectations this year."
Alternatives: "total dollar amount" or "cumulative dollar value".
Finally, when there is an opportunity to follow a director, funds take advantage of this opportunity and increase their aggregate dollar investment in a followed director's firms.
plans of reorganization filed and confirmed and, with respect thereto, by class, the recoveries of the holders, expressed in aggregate dollar values and, in the case of claims, as a percentage of total claims of the class allowed.
While Congress did not, to my knowledge, calculate aggregate dollar values for the nationwide effects of racial discrimination in 1964, in 1994 it did rely on evidence of the harms caused by domestic violence and sexual assault, citing annual costs of $3 billion in 1990, and $5 to $10 billion in 1993.
(8) The Federal credit union includes, in its written lending policies, a limit on the aggregate dollar amount of loans made under this section of a maximum of 20% of net worth and implements appropriate underwriting guidelines to minimize risk; for example, requiring a borrower to verify employment by producing at least two recent pay stubs.
Supporters of the tax cuts during the George W. Bush administration often state that since the aggregate dollar amount of federal revenue was higher in 2006 than it was in 2000, this is proof that the Bush tax cuts paid for themselves.
This asymmetry goes beyond just aggregate dollar figures.
So, do the aggregate dollars count or the return multiple?
In an eerie fashion, aggregate dollars invested map to the hype cycle curve.
By aggregate dollars raised, however, San Francisco completely dominates; it was almost 5x Boston in 2014 and more than 10x NYC and Boulder.
The SEC requires that the total amount of brokerage commissions paid by a mutual fund be disclosed and expressed in aggregate dollars but often it is not translated into a percentage cost and is not included in the expense ratio.
With that level of recurring revenue, your product has gone from "good-to-have" to "must-have". The client-recurrence count year over year (or its inverse metric, churn), along with a measure of whether those recurring clients are spending at least the same amount in aggregate (recurring dollars), are the best proxies for predictability of revenue.
