The phrase "aggregate figure for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a total amount or summary statistic that combines multiple data points or categories.
Example: "The aggregate figure for the total sales in the last quarter shows a significant increase compared to the previous year."
Alternatives: "total amount for" or "combined total of".
A wider aggregate figure for all shadow-banking activities, including pension funds and insurers who lend out their securities, hit $137tn, representing 40% of total financial system assets.
The department said that figures detailing pedestrian or cyclist deaths alone over the past year, as opposed to the aggregate figure for pedestrian and cyclist deaths, were not available.
He would like to see more companies comply with a requirement of the voluntary corporate-governance code, which is to disclose individual executives' salaries: ten of the 30 big firms in the DAX stockmarket index insist they will give only an aggregate figure for the board.
Indeed, the aggregate figures for Deere's return on sales show a marked drop between 1984 and 1986: from 2.3%to6.3%.3%.
The practice is not unique to hedge funds — aggregate figures for mutual funds and other assets can be similarly distorted.
There are no aggregate figures for donations and legacies by members of colleges, but research by the Higher Education Policy Unit some years ago put the average annual philanthropic income of the Oxbridge colleges for 2004-07 at a minimum of £120m.
So the IMF is less interested in the aggregate figures for European bank funding and more concerned about the weakest link, which experience tells us can set off a chain reaction, bringing good banks down with the bad.
In particular, three activities should be given priority: reorienting scientific research from the natural sequestration to the emissions that occur upon destruction, estimating global and national aggregate figures for these emissions, and promoting Blue Carbon in key policy fora.
Because data on the fashion industry typically are reported for national economies and expressed in terms of the industry's many separate sectors, aggregate figures for world production of textiles and clothing are difficult to obtain.
The proposed legislation would also "force the government" to disclose how many people have had their information "actually reviewed by federal agents" and allow private companies to released "aggregate figures" for the number of FISA court orders they are receiving, and the number of their users affected.
