The phrase "aggregate returns" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the total returns from an investment or a portfolio over a specific period, often combining multiple sources of returns.
Example: "Investors should consider the aggregate returns of their portfolio to assess overall performance."
Alternatives: "total returns" or "cumulative returns".
Research, including an analysis by CPPIB, which one of us (Mark Wiseman) heads, indicates that over the long term (and after adjustment for leverage and other factors), investing in private equity rather than comparable public securities yields annual aggregate returns that are 1.5% to 2.0% higher, even after substantial fees and carried interest are paid to private equity firms.
That's a $14B dollar difference in aggregate returns.
Like earning a World Series ring, it's the aggregate returns that steadily accrue over time in real estate that really matter.
Our portfolio companies with female founders are among our top performers at Canvas, both in terms of aggregate returns and as a percentage of companies building value.
Function aggregate returns a new rule by choosing the new support, confidence and (chi ^2) with g (line 21), which actually sets the strategy for the consolidation.
However, aggregate returns are probably masking different individual expectations concerning future house prices, both in terms of differences in household characteristics and in terms of differences in house specific attributes like location.
According to Deloitte's landmark study "The Shift Index," the aggregate return on assets of U.S. public companies has fallen below 1%, to about a quarter of its 1965 level.
While we could not rule out that the cultural heritage of non-CEO executives may shape decision-making in their particular areas of responsibility, our results indicated that, should such effects exist, they are not traceable in aggregate Return on Assets.
The funds specializing in venture capital appear to outperform this aggregate return.
The aggregate return to scale measure RTS= ∑ j ε j, RTS < 1, =1or >1 represents the return to scale is decreasing, constant or increasing, respectively.
Consistent with our theoretical model, we estimate a negative relationship between immigrants' retirement status and the aggregate return migration rate of their fellow countrymen.
