The phrase "an aggregate sum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a total amount that is formed by combining several individual amounts or figures.
Example: "The report indicated an aggregate sum of $1 million in donations received over the year."
Alternatives: "total amount of" or "combined total of".
It's weird to recommend a device based not on any aggregate sum of industry-leading specs, value or available features, but instead on emotional response – but that's precisely why the Essential Phone stands out.
The only difference is that instead of a single meter value, share and key, respectively, a (spatially) aggregated sum of values is used.
Blue Gene will be 500 times faster than Deep Blue, the supercomputer that defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov, 40 times faster than the aggregate sum of the world's top supercomputers and a million times more powerful than an average PC.
The resulting payments made up the aggregate sum of $340,043.09 mentioned above.
This doesn't mean being perfect and never slipping up or raising our voices; kids' brains respond to the aggregate sum of their relational experiences.
The aggregate sum of all of the tidal components was shown to impose considerable longitude and month-to-month variability on the exosphere temperature tidal spectrum.
The aggregate sum of all the tidal components is shown to impose considerable longitude and month-to-month variability on the exosphere temperature tidal spectrum.
We might try the idea that we should seek to make the aggregate sum of the gaps just described per person as small as possible for the entire history of the world.
We estimated the consumption of carbapenems as days of use (which was defined as the aggregate sum of days for which any amount of meropenem or imipenem were administered) per 1000 bed-days or 100 admissions.
