"total lent" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used in financial or accounting contexts to refer to the total amount of money or assets that have been lent out. Example: I reviewed the company's financial statements and found that the total lent for the year was $1 million.
The total lent by the ECB so far is small compared to the €9.2tn income of all eurozone members.
Europe's banks took up €529bn (£445bn) in emergency loans from the European Central Bank in Wednesday's second long-term refinancing operation (LTRO), taking the total lent to more than €1 trillion.
But while the agency's loan programs have since fully recovered, the total lent in these small loans has remained flat, and constituted just 9 percent of the 7(a) program, the S.B.A.'s biggest, in 2012.
Estate agents have complained that problems getting a mortgage, especially for first-time buyers at the bottom end of the market, are putting a brake on the market, but on a month-by-month basis the total lent to first-time buyers rose by 29% to £2.2 billion in June.
For some context to understand Funding Circle's growth in the last year, the company says that the total lent on its platform since being founded in 2010 is £2.5 billion.
2009 The total amount lent in the UK by payday lenders reached £1.2bn.
Nationwide's first-half figures were helped by a £1.8bn (14%) increase in its residential mortgage lending, taking the total amount lent to customers to a record £14.9bn.
Total lending rose to £17.1bn, 64% higher than the same month a year ago, and the highest figure since April 2008, according to the British Bankers Association.
Total lending secured on homes rose by £0.7bn over the month, compared with the previous six-month average of £0.9bn.
Total lending to the group of poor countries has increased by 60% from $11.4bn£7.1bnbn) a year in 2009 to $18.5bn in 2013.
Total lending capacity would be roughly similar to the current $1 trillion, but more reliable since the capital increase would be permanent whereas members must renew the NAB every six months.
