The phrase "aggregate of points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a collection or totality of individual data points or elements, often in statistical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The aggregate of points collected from the survey indicates a significant trend in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "collection of points" or "total of points".
Next, using the principle of Markov chains, we find the magnetic clusters (i.e., aggregates of points {Fe, V (O)}), which indirectly interact.
"At that time, the total aggregate average of points per game was only 23.15, well over 9 points less than in 2014". The GAA's release of the statistics is unlikely to convince those who feel that the introduction of the black cards has only increased the confusion around on-field discipline in gaelic football.
The Celtics' trip to California to face the Clippers, Golden State and Sacramento saw them get outscored by an aggregate of 69 points in losing all three.
In the seven Munster championship matches that Crokes have played at their Lewis Road home this decade, they have won by an aggregate of 72 points.
But five defeats from five starts against the Wallabies has left him frustrated, particularly as Wales only lost their most recent four Tests by an aggregate of 13 points.
mathrm{i}mathrm{n}mathrm{d}=left{kleft|Pleft({H}_1 k)right)==0.2&&{widehat{xi}}_kle 0.04right)right} (25 where 0.2 and 0.04 are all empirical values that can obtain a good performance and ind represents the aggregate of frequency points k that satisfy the condition in Eq. (25).
A bold answer to this question can be based on the aggregate of counterfactual point predictions of house price changes across all households as if all were male respondents.
When she performed her heptathlon magic, finishing with 6,955 points after winning the 800m, the aggregate of her splendid points gathering over two days in the other six disciplines, she did so without presumption.
That squares with what we saw in 2010, when Republicans won the popular vote for the House by an aggregate of 7 percentage points.
Wales' third Test defeat meant a 3-0 whitewash down under but an aggregate of only 11 points separated the Grand Slam winners and Tri-Nations champions.
