How to combine 3 PowerShell scripts to write results to CSV file?

Hello,
I have 3 domains, and I like to combine the results from the Get-ADUser and write the results into one CSV file. Can this be done? How to do this? Below are the 3 Get-ADUser
scripts:
Get-ADUser -Filter {enabled -eq "true" -and title -like "*"} -SearchBase "DC=domain1, DC=com" -Properties hiredate, department, surname, displayname export-csv "d:\scripts\pbtfusers.csv"
Get-ADUser -Filter {enabled -eq "true" -and title -like "*"} -SearchBase "DC=domain2, DC=com" -Properties hiredate, department, surname, displayname export-csv
"d:\scripts\pbtfusers.csv"
Get-ADUser -Filter {enabled -eq "true" -and title -like "*"} -SearchBase "DC=domain3, DC=com" -Properties hiredate, department, surname, displayname export-csv
"d:\scripts\pbtfusers.csv"
Paul

Sure:
Get-ADUser tester1 | Export-Csv .\userOutput.csv
Get-ADUser tester2 | Export-Csv .\userOutput.csv -Append
Get-ADUser tester3 | Export-Csv .\userOutput.csv -Append
Sample output:
PS C:\Scripts\PowerShell Scripts\Misc Testing\9-3-2014> Import-Csv .\userOutput.csv | Select Name
Name
tester1
tester2
tester3
This is an extremely simplified example. It returns three user objects and writes them all to the output file one at a time.
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