The phrase "aggregate transaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, data analysis, or computing, where multiple transactions are combined or summarized into a single entity.
Example: "The report provides an overview of the aggregate transaction values for the quarter, highlighting trends in consumer spending."
Alternatives: "combined transaction" or "total transaction".
But when stocks fell, the value of deals did, too, so that by 2002, aggregate transaction value had dropped more than 75percentto to $441 million.
Over the past three decades, Frank and the teams he has led have advised on more than 400 mergers and acquisitions with an aggregate transaction value over $500 billion and on more than 350 financings that raised over $65 billion for technology companies worldwide.
"For the seller we're creating value in all parts of our business by allowing people who buy on the internet the ability to add these purchases to their aggregate transactions," Mr. Ruprecht said.
Some fund companies aggregate transactions in their year-end statements, meaning you may need to save quarterly or even monthly reports to use the specific share method.
Note that if one aggregates transactions (purchases and sales) at the firm level, one obtains transactions at the country level, called international trade by economists.
The aggregate monetary transaction values, as well as per transaction amount, have grown significantly with mobile banking (126.6% and 49.3%, respectively).
Other authors use different phases, for example [31] splits the information phase into an information and intention phase while aggregating the transaction and after-sales phase.
They aggregate retail transactions across hundreds of companies, which allows them to understand a breadth of fraud markers better than any individual customer could.
And if it can aggregate enough transactions, stock exchanges will pay it for its trade volume to increase the liquidity of their marketplaces.
In aggregate, the transactions are expected to be accretive on both a 2010 revenue and EBITDA multiple basis, while meeting or exceeding KIT digital's EBITDA margin target of at least 24% for 2011.
The closest to that is First Virtual's "virtual PIN", which is a way of aggregating small transactions into a monthly credit-card charge, using nothing more high-tech than an e-mail confirmation with the buyer to avoid fraud.
