'aggregate effects' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the combined effect of all the component parts of something. For example, "The aggregate effects of the new economic policy were felt by households in every income bracket."
"But policymakers need to look at the aggregate effects: poorer kids from selective areas do worse on average than their peers in non-selective areas.
"The Local Aggregate Effects of Minimum Wage Changes". Cooper, Daniel, María José Luengo-Prado, and Jonathan A. Parker, Working Paper.
Yet few studies have quantified the watershed-scale aggregate effects of GIWs on downstream hydrology.
Results show that overall positive aggregate effects were medium (g = 0.51, p < 0.001).
In this study, we examined the aggregate effects of these IOP-, VCDR-associated variants on glaucoma.
"The Aggregate Effects of Credit Market Frictions: Evidence from Firm-level Default Assessments". Besley, Tim, Isabelle Roland, and John Van Reenen, MIT Sloan Working Paper 5544-18.
In fact, aggregate effects on wages and employment are positive, suggesting that return migrants complement, rather than substitute non-migrants on the labor market.
Experiences at the wall can be stressful: checkpoint interrogations, Leuenberger writes, can lead to feelings of "humiliation, demoralization, denial, anger, or aggression". But the aggregate effects of border walls can be surprisingly subtle.
We tested the aggregate effects of what data and whom data in terms of decision-making regarding cooperation by comparing Models 4 to 7. First, we considered the cases of what-prior pairs (Models 4 and 5).
What we can do is be very aware of our biases and their effects, collect data individually on our own behavior and collectively in the discipline on the aggregate effects of that behavior, and change our actions where appropriate.
The accurate fitment of the resulting constitutive equations indicates suitable integration of the shape and aggregate effects.
