The phrase "aggregate funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the total amount of money collected or pooled together for a specific purpose or investment.
Example: "The organization decided to aggregate funds from various donors to support the new community project."
Alternatives: "pooled resources" or "combined capital".
According to the study, entrepreneurs who fielded mostly prevention questions raised $2.3 million in aggregate funds for their startups through 2017.
A corporation really is just a legal contract -- entirely a creation of government (We the People) -- a legal form of business organization that allows multiple investors to aggregate funds in order to accomplish projects that would otherwise be difficult to get done, except by governments.
Fourth, in order to obtain aggregate funds across channels, it is vital to address double counting.
"But the aggregate fund flow data for the larger European markets still looks very good".
First, we find that R&D expenditures at the discipline level are considerably more volatile than aggregate funding.
According to CB Insights, legal tech companies raised just $739 million in aggregate funding since 2011.
Last year, aggregate funding doubled, to well over $4.1 billion, and $2.6 billion was already in the books by June of this year.
Company-wide fees for record-keeping and custodial services are often not disclosed at all but instead bundled into aggregate fund expense ratios.
Oculus was acquired by Facebook for $2Bn and companies like Magic Leap, Matterport and Blippar raised massive rounds with close to $1Bn in aggregate funding.
Per data from Pitchbook and Crunchbase, Krishna has been GV's most active partner over the past two years, participating in deals that total over a billion dollars in aggregate funding.
Seventh, given challenges to linking donor contributions to exact appeals through the FTS, only aggregate funding was examined.
