"in aggregate terms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means considering all elements or aspects together as a whole. Examples: 1. In aggregate terms, the company's profits have been steadily increasing over the past year. 2. The study analyzed the data in aggregate terms rather than looking at individual cases. 3. When discussing the economy, it is important to look at the data in aggregate terms rather than focusing on isolated statistics. 4. The team's performance, in aggregate terms, has been impressive despite a few individual setbacks. 5. The report presents the findings in aggregate terms, providing a comprehensive overview of the situation.
The United States has pledged $3 billion to the fund, which is the most of any country in aggregate terms.
Hewitt and the 20-year-old Nalbandian were, in aggregate terms, the youngest pair to contest the men's final, but memories of their meeting will be short.
The Japanese have done quite well in terms of GDP per capita in the last 20 years but not so well in aggregate terms.
America has worst deficit and debt levels than the euro-zone in aggregate terms, yet the dollar is a refuge for investors fleeing the euro.
The study questions the extent to which a defensible policy evidence base can be developed in the absence of primary valuation data and where benefit estimates are reported in aggregate terms.
"Other types of intra-company transfers have evolved over time, particularly those used for third-party contracting in the information technology sector, where it is possible that the UK economy is benefiting in aggregate terms while at the same time some displacement of British workers is occurring," said Metcalf.
In absolute and aggregate terms, the PRC's consumer economy has made Herculean strides over the past decade.
It is perhaps the first time in centuries that two nations so powerful in aggregate income terms are so poor relative to others at a per-person level, so far behind on modernization's arc.
Together, these observations suggest a new paradigm in tumor biology, whereby stressed or dying tumor cells release pro-inflammatory factors that in aggregate are termed Damage Associated Molecular Pattern molecules or DAMPs.
Never before, perhaps, have there been two nations so powerful in aggregate-income terms that are so poor relative to others at a per-person level.
Compared with the CO/DA+ cluster, the FP cluster (both in aggregate and in terms of the individual regions) showed responses that were slower to rise, higher to peak and slower to fall.
