The phrase "aggregate usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the total or combined use of something, often in data analysis or resource management.
Example: "The report highlighted the aggregate usage of energy across all departments over the past year."
Alternatives: "total usage" or "combined usage".
Instead, it only needs the aggregate usage pattern of individual consumers at large time scales, e.g., the aggregate usage in peak hours of a day and the aggregate usage in off-peak hours of a day.
However, since the price does not perfectly reflect the aggregate usage pattern due to the noise term, the consumers' knowledge of the aggregate usage pattern is imperfect.
Fig. 1 Smart grid system based on aggregate usage information of a set of consumers.
Operators would need to transmit more messages internally to bill for usage across each subscriber and device, and track the aggregate usage in real time.
At the first instance of using the app, students were informed that their anonymous aggregate usage data would be collected for research purposes and might be published.
In this paper, we augment existing DSM schemes using aggregate usage information of a set of participating consumers by proposing a novel framework which incentivizes consumers to reduce their consumption in peak hours.
In this paper we attempted to minimize such influences by aggregating usage log data from a variety of web portals.
Modern mobile platforms like Android enable applications to read aggregate power usage on the phone.
And the company notes that "Facebook will have access to aggregate, anonymous usage data from Sphero".
Using the pricing information, the consumers are able to infer the aggregate daily usage pattern in the last L days.
The aggregate power usage in a system employing SM is significantly lower than a system employing classical MIMO techniques.
