"aggregate perspective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to viewing something as a whole or collective rather than focusing on individual parts. Example: When analyzing data, it is important to consider the aggregate perspective rather than just looking at individual data points.
We highlight the greater relevance of the pore network characterization as compared to the aggregate perspective.
We conclude that the design and evaluation of financial reporting must adopt at least in part an aggregate perspective.
Savings should be discouraged, human capital investments encouraged and both types of investment driven to an efficient level from an aggregate perspective.
From an aggregate perspective, the economy's investment rate, its international balance and other key features are likewise proper objects of policy concern.
The cost analysis of six studies was based on individual resource use under routine care [8, 10, 13, 14, 21, 22], while two calculated annual costs from the aggregate perspective [17, 18].
In addition, existing studies have mostly looked at contraception use from an aggregate perspective (i.e., whether a woman uses contraception or not, and whether a woman uses modern contraception or not).
Democracies benefited uniquely from the aggregate perspectives and experiences and wisdom of everyone within a group.
Self-respecting news organizations should be honest with their communities and reveal the aggregate perspectives of their staffs.
Wikipedia's community thus faces a challenge: Its contributors must aggregate subjective perspectives from multiple sources.
Useful information about news and geopolitical events lies embedded in the Twitter stream, which embodies, in the aggregate, Twitter users' perspectives and reactions to current events.
From a hospital budget impact perspective, the aggregate and mean costs per patient were assessed in the three years following diagnosis or up to death.
