The phrase "an aggregate value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a total or combined value derived from multiple individual values or data points.
Example: "The report calculated an aggregate value of all sales made during the quarter."
Alternatives: "a total value" or "a combined value."
Last year he completed 75 transactions with an aggregate value of more than $25 million.
Morgan Stanley estimates the trading value of such shares at $10, for an aggregate value of $331 million.
In addition, investigators located property of the US government with an aggregate value in excess of $1,000, which Martin allegedly stole," a justice department press statement said.
These functions take an expression and return an aggregate value over all rows in the specified table.
According to a spokesman for the developer, Calvin Klein Cosmetics has a 10-year lease with an aggregate value of about $10 million.
- The international Supply and Use tables for Crops will include an aggregate value for "World less China," representing the balance sheet values outside of China.
Another important advantage lays in the fact that the perturbation of each pathway is quantified by an "aggregated" value, inferred from the statistical integration of dozens of genes taking part to the same pathway.
Thus Sotheby's argued that customers who sued the auction houses for overcharges from antitrust violations would benefit more from a settlement with coupons, which could have a higher aggregate value than an all-cash payment, than they would in a settlement without the coupons.
Given a set of data, structured query language (SQL) can provide with a single, aggregate value over that data.
Spin-offs often result in a higher aggregate value for the constituent pieces.
This is true even if we assign a current aggregate value of all the existing cybercurrency units at $500 billion.
