The phrase "aggregate rating" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts such as reviews, ratings, or evaluations to refer to a combined score or assessment derived from multiple sources or inputs.
Example: "The aggregate rating of the restaurant on various review platforms was 4.5 out of 5 stars."
Alternatives: "overall rating" or "combined rating".
The small but loud revolt against critical opinion demanded the closure of Rotten Tomatoes, where "Suicide Squad's" aggregate rating among critics is hovering at about 30percentt.
The numbers say that in the playoffs' first three weekends -- where the number of games have shifted from broadcast to cable -- the aggregate rating points are down 44percentt.
His latest, Mother's Day, his 18th movie as a director, currently boasts an aggregate rating of 8% on Rotten Tomatoes, and the last couple, his other "holiday movies", Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve, fared little better – but that's just the critics' ratings.
Authors no longer have to impress stodgy English majors to get their book a quality review: new research from the Harvard Business Review shows that the aggregate rating of Amazon reviewers are every bit as good as professional book critics.
On Metacritic, The Lost Age has an 86% aggregate rating, compared to Golden Sun's 91%.
The game has an aggregate rating of 77% on Game Rankings.
The aggregate rate for the EDPA alone was 71.6percentt and for the NDGA alone was 57.8percentt, suggesting significant interdistrict variation, which persists even within case categories.
Regardless of the method of computing settlement rates, no reasonable estimate of settlement rates supports an aggregate rate of over 90percentt of filed cases, despite frequent references to 90percentt or higher settlement rates.
For the taxonomic groups that have been assessed multiple times, it is possible to derive Red List Indices, which are indicators of the aggregate rate at which all species in a given taxonomic group are moving towards extinction58,59.
Further improvements are obtained when we isolate flows using FQ alongside aggregate rate-based scheduling.
The interface aggregate rate limit is then simply the sum of the fair rates of constituent flows.
