The phrase "aggregate hours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total number of hours accumulated or combined from various sources or activities.
Example: "The project manager requested a report detailing the aggregate hours worked by each team member over the past month."
Alternatives: "total hours" or "combined hours".
And the increase in aggregate hours worked slowed some, signaling that worker productivity is still strong.
What that misses, he says, is the big drop off in aggregate hours.
Because aggregate hours are on pace to grow 4% this year!
Aggregate hours worked — the product of employment and the length of an average employee's work — increased almost 3 percent.
Population is expected to grow about 1 percent in 2013, and that growth by itself tends to increase aggregate hours worked and employment.
Indeed, rising tax revenues, rising aggregate hours worked and rising employment don't usually occur in a recession, while business surveys suggest the UK is outperforming the eurozone rather than undershooting, as the GDP report suggests.
Indeed, despite the employment increase, the index of aggregate weekly hours of production or nonsupervisory workers -- which measures the aggregate amount of work outside of farms in the private sector -- fell by 0.1 percentage point in March to 99percentt.
In aggregate, 2780 hours of work activity were recorded during the study period.
Filming started in August 2006 at the Wikimania 2006 conference, and by April 2007 the team had aggregated 100 hours of footage.
In a time before everyone had their own screen, and every screen hosted a thousand different channels, it was up to shows like this to try and aggregate an hour's worth of entertainment that the whole family would enjoy.
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