The phrase "aggregate voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a collective or combined opinion, perspective, or sound from a group.
Example: "The aggregate voice of the community was clear in their demand for better public services."
Alternatives: "collective voice" or "unified voice".
Technology can amplify and aggregate voices that used to be faint and muffled.
It allowed advertisers to reach a large smart speaker customer base by aggregating voice app developers into a network whose reach could be sold to advertisers en masse.
I paid about $450 for the hardware, which includes a DSL modem made by Alcatel; a splitter, to aggregate the voice and data lines; and a 3Com network interface card, to hand off the signal to my PC.
From a long list of more than 3500 companies, a 200-strong shortlist was created using a weighting and filter system to aggregate the collective voice of hundreds of experts from around the world.
Beyond the old saw about aggregating eyeballs, Third Voice does have some intriguing implications for e-commerce.
Not only are calls being sent to both of my phones simultaneously now, but all my voicemails are now aggregated at Google Voice and immediately transcribed and emailed and SMS'd to me (complete overview of Google Voice is here).
People want voice, breadth, aggregated search function and blog content from news sites.
At the MDF, a DSLAM (Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer) is installed that aggregates and redirects the voice and data traffic to the telecommunication operator's backbone network.
Conservatives on Twitter have their own website, Top Conservatives on Twitter, which ranks the top conservative voices, aggregates all #TCOT posts and even provides a mentoring program to help other conservatives harness the medium.
The project is an initiative of Map Kibera and uses the Ushahidi platform to aggregate and map reports...The Voice of Kibera Editorial Board was formed in May 2010.
