The phrase "aggregate sums" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving finance, data analysis, or statistics where you are referring to the total amounts collected or combined from various sources.
Example: "The report showed the aggregate sums of all sales from the last quarter, highlighting the overall performance of the business."
Alternatives: "total amounts" or "combined totals".
All things in this world, including ourselves, are aggregate sums of atoms, which are made up of rotating electrons.
Of the 50 CEOs listed, we had to estimate the pay of 17 of them, based on aggregate sums paid to entire boards of directors.
Fast and simultaneous retrieval of aggregate SUMs (or AVERAGEs) from multiple regions in a wireless sensor network can be achieved by constructing a distributed data cube (DDC).
Once returns are divided up among the total population concerned, apparently high aggregate sums allocated to communities soon become insignificant as one-off payments.
First, in the realm of hedonic evaluation, there are marked divergences between the aggregate sums of in-the-moment pleasures and pains and ex post memories of pleasures and pains.
In our executive compensation table (see p. 46), compiled by The Corporate Library, a U.S.-based corporate governance research and activist group, we had to estimate the pay for Peter Wuffli, Peter Brabeck-Letmathe and Oswald J. Grubel, based on aggregate sums paid to the entire board.
Companies here disclose only an aggregate sum paid to the management board, which consists of the chief executive and the top operating executives.
"That very large refunds are due is clear," Judge Wagner wrote, probably amounting to "hundreds of million of dollars, probably more than a billion dollars in an aggregate sum".
Apple will have 270 days to decide to license certain technology and patents on a "non-exclusive basis for an aggregate sum of up to $115.0 million".
The aggregate sum and growing doubts about the stock market can't help but raise questions, most fundamentally about whether the city's philanthropists can support so many projects at one time.
Dr. Shadid and his colleagues would pay their own salaries and expenses with the aggregate sum, and no farmer's annual bill for family medical care would exceed $50.
