The phrase "aggregate effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the combined or overall impact of multiple factors or elements on a particular outcome.
Example: "The aggregate effect of the new policies and market changes has led to a significant increase in productivity."
Alternatives: "cumulative impact of" or "overall effect of".
The aggregate effect of lots of jitters is said to be a "wobble", which, if uncontrolled, leads to a "meltdown".
But this argument ignores the aggregate effect of student and parental attitudes.
He was seeking to document not the struggles of individual Nigerians but the aggregate effect of those struggles, how they formed a combined image.
Complementing the literature, we find volume increases, indicating that the aggregate effect of the design change is positive.
But the aggregate effect of all countries' plans will be calculated, allowing evaluation next year of whether the world has done enough to limit average global warming to the agreed goal of under 2C.
Beazley, which insures clients against the impact of natural disasters, terrorism and other eventualities, said: "We expect the aggregate effect of this sequence of catastrophes will be to increase rates for our property and reinsurance divisions.
Jankovic conceded that if Williams's reach and her powerful serve did not overwhelm her, then the aggregate effect of all that tennis caught up to her in this match.
By applying a multiplier of 2.25 to reflect the aggregate effect of those dollars in generating additional spending, the indirect contribution of professional sports played in New York City would total almost $400 million, a report by the Comptroller said.
The aggregate effect of biochar across all soils was significant (P < 0.01) for all of the properties.
The study identifies the individual and the aggregate effect of each source on the aforementioned fluctuations in order to distinguish the major contributing factors to unsteady loading.
For all this, the most disturbing line in her film, "the shark fin moment", she suggests, comes when Luis van Ahn reveals what all app designers know – that the aggregate effect of the addictive, restless, consumer-led habits of how young people look at screens now means that "they cannot concentrate on more than one sentence on a page".
