The phrase "are the aggregate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the total or combined amount of different elements or components that make up a whole.
Example: "The results of the survey are the aggregate of responses from over a thousand participants."
Alternatives: "constitute the total of" or "make up the sum of".
Biography and autobiography are the aggregate of what, in the former, the author happens to learn, and, in the latter, he chooses to tell".
Biography and autobiography are the aggregate of what, in the former, the author happens to learn, and, in the latter, he chooses to tell". Here in this slender, elegant book is much wisdom, not only about Stein and Toklas and their peculiar ménage, but also about the creation of personal mythologies in general.
From the SEM images of MCNS, PCNS, and ACNS (Fig. 1a c), MCNS and PCNS possess well-spherical morphology but ACNS are the aggregate of irregular-shaped carbon.
Community-level variables commonly used in ecologic analyses, such as census data, are the aggregate of individual-level observations.
However, Al-substituted sample and Al and Co co-substituted sample are the aggregates of irregularly shaped particles.
His helplessness was palpable as he whispered, "Are you OK?" My surprise when I wailed, "No, I'm not" was the aggregate of the last five years that finally brought me to my knees.
Identity is considered to be the aggregate of characteristics by which a structure is recognized.
THE SCORING -- In the men's competition, the final time is the aggregate of four runs, two per day.
It's the aggregate of many of them repeated over a period of years that really adds up.
(iii) The evaluated price is the aggregate of estimated quantities to be ordered under separate line items of an indefinite-delivery contract.
Ms. Solomon quotes Philippe de Montebello, the museum's director, as saying that "in the city of New York, the greatest museum of contemporary art is the aggregate of hundreds of commercial galleries".
