The phrase "aggregate net" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, data analysis, or statistics, where you are referring to a total or combined net value.
Example: "The aggregate net profit for the company over the last five years shows a significant increase."
Alternatives: "total net" or "combined net".
Eleven of the 12 WorldCom directors paid more than 20percentt of their aggregate net worth in the settlement.
All told, the aggregate net worth of those who made the list is still a record, according to Randall Lane, editor of Forbes.
This paper examines the aggregate net costs and individual country cost savings of greenhouse gas emissions trading among Pacific Rim countries.
Although economists may persist in finding little or no aggregate net effect of regulation on jobs, politicians will continue to respond to localized and individual impacts as well as to the distribution of gains and losses.
Ignoring the foreign component, or looking at the world as a whole, the overall level of debt makes no difference to aggregate net worth – one person's liability is another person's asset.
But Andrew Lapthorne of Société Générale calculates that, in aggregate, net debt (ie, after subtracting cash) in America's corporate sector is a record $2.3 trillion, having risen by 14% over the past year.
The amount of debt needed to be refinanced in order to stabilize the situation completely is small compared to the aggregate net-creditor position of the region less than $300 billion.The degree of economic interdependence within Asia that has built up over the past decade means that crisis in one country hurts other Asian countries above all.
The aggregate figures net the profits and losses of firms, and so may fail to capture loss-making firms that would not be liable for tax under any regime.
In aggregate, the net subsidy falls from £1.8 billion in 1998 by £1.1 billion over the next six years.
Aggregate (fictional) net worth?
In aggregate, the net carrying costs of America's total debt of all forms are only about 9% of U.S. personal income.
