"aggregate number" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the total or combined number of something. Example: The country's aggregate number of COVID-19 cases has exceeded 1 million.
The aggregation index was calculated from the ratio of the aggregate number after 30 min of rotation and the particle number at the beginning (Ai = (N0-N30)/N0).
the aggregate number of years of service before such period.
The aggregate number seen by the various teams averages about 270 a year.
Conferences are listed in order of their aggregate number of fans based on their current configurations.
In contrast, SpotRank data only shows an aggregate number of people in any one area at any given time.
The tables show only an aggregate number – there has been no discussion at all of the specific cuts that would be required to deliver that number.
As the goals kept coming, as Wednesday equaled Tuesday in the aggregate number scored each night, one observation became clear.
"The increased volume is creating an aggregate number of jams to be had," he said at a polling place in the Bronx.
But the aggregate number is a little misleading, Obama filled three of the positions in the Department of Defense with Bush holdovers (Secretary Gates and two undersecretaries).
(E) The aggregate number and aggregate balance or value of accounts held by recalcitrant account holders at the end of the calendar year that are dormant accounts.
One is that the proportion of the stockholder's ownership to the aggregate number of the shares of the company is not changed by the distribution.
