The phrase "at aggregate" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a meaning related to a total or overall amount, but the correct expression would typically be "in aggregate."
Example: "The costs, when calculated in aggregate, exceeded our budget."
Alternatives: "in total" or "overall."
DI notes that at aggregate level, funding for nutrition is targeted at the 36 countries where 90% of stunted (low weight to height) children live.
They look at aggregate statistics — inflation, unemployment, the money supply — and figure out what the numbers mean for particular industries, such as autos or tech.
Interpreting the results, even at aggregate level, is complicated by the fact that they are arrived at using data from the end of 2013 and much has happened since then.
Now let's look at aggregate paid clicks growth.
Thomson Financial looks at aggregate earnings for the whole S&P 500.
But Mint can also look at aggregate spending trends to see how the economy, and even individual retailers are doing.
They are extremely efficient at aggregating information and tapping into the collective wisdom of a group of traders, and groups are almost always smarter than the smartest people in them.
Like a number of emerging sites aimed at aggregating online news, Personal Bee's software is designed to synthesize and organize information from blogs, newspapers and other media outlets into topic-specific portals, or "bees".
The SEM results showed that the crack width occurred at fibre-paste interface was smaller when compared to that at aggregate-cement interface, and the microstructure of cement paste around the fibres appeared more compact.
"We didn't want to stop at aggregating services," Chiche said.
Paywalls are going up across the internet, at aggregated prices few but Jeff Bezos can afford.
