The phrase "aggregate exports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the total amount of goods or services exported by a country or region, often in an economic context.
Example: "The country's aggregate exports have increased significantly over the past year, contributing to a stronger economy."
Alternatives: "total exports" or "overall exports".
Asian aggregate exports to the Union fell 5.2 percent in March, compared with the same period the previous year, while still managing an expansion of 4.6 percent globally, according to an analysis by Nomura.
To measure the contribution of superstar firms to the changes in aggregate exports, we regressed the change in aggregate exports by product and destination on the granular residual.
(2007) found that idiosyncratic shocks only explain 15% of total variation in aggregate exports in Japan.
Finally, we show that superstars can explain around one-third of the variation in aggregate exports in Spain.
It is the first component which captures the contribution of superstars to the variation in aggregate exports.
Aggregate exports increase by 3.23 and 1.44 % respectively both in S1 and S2, while aggregate imports increase in S1 by 2.31%% but decrease in S2 by 2.21%%.
The relative change in quantity cannot be unequivocally estimated for aggregate export data as it is necessary to determine a common unit to significantly different quantities.
Scott Landsburgh, chief executive of the Scottish Salmon Producers' Organisation, said: "The volume of Scottish salmon exports to Russia is currently quite low and therefore we don't expect this to have much of an impact on our aggregate export numbers".
2005 Fukushima Regional IO Table includes data on the aggregate export and import of each region but does not include information on inter-regional trades among the 6 regions of the prefecture.
It also indicates the aggregate export (the sum of intra-prefectural, inter-prefectural, and international exports) of each region, which is, e_{REG} = e_{INTRA} + e, (2.3 where (e_{INTRA} equiv left( {T - hat{T}} right Ax + left( {T - hat{T}} right)f_{D}).
In aggregate, export credits increased from $5.5billion in 1995 to $7.9billion in 1998.
