The phrase "a continuous accumulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing process of gathering or collecting something over time.
Example: "The research showed a continuous accumulation of data that revealed significant trends in climate change."
Alternatives: "an ongoing buildup of" or "a steady collection of".
In the steadily opening, though still restricted, ocean basins, there was a continuous accumulation of thick flood basalts and a subsequent deposition of sediments.
He favours strong, forgiving materials that look good and work well under a continuous accumulation of wear.
ruminantium) Yak-G18 co-culture displayed a continuous accumulation of CH4, the levels of which were significantly higher than those of the natural fungus methanogen co-cultures reported by Jin et al. (2011).
Condensation of lower-volatility compounds was also observed at the evaporation fronts of higher-volatility compounds, leading to a continuous accumulation of the lower-volatility compounds downstream of their evaporation fronts.
The labor market success of immigrants in the host country requires a continuous accumulation of host country-specific human capital, skills, and experience (e.g., learning the language, getting information about the channels to find a job, and knowledge about the local culture) after arrival, with which the immigrants can compete with natives (Chiswick 1978; Borjas 1985).
However, most RRMS patients with time enter a secondary progressive phase (SPMS), with failure of repair mechanisms leading to gradual neurodegeneration and a continuous accumulation of disability [1].
This result was consistent with a continuous accumulation or binding of the iodine with the muscular cells, specifically with the glycogen and lipids [ 14, 16].
This conclusion meshes nicely with the neurophysiology literature suggesting that the lateral prefrontal cortex plays a role in converting continuous accumulation of sensory evidence into a discrete decision code [17].
Therefore, the tumor is regarded as abnormal tissue that descended from a single cell through continuous accumulation of genetic errors and various epigenetic changes.
Phase 3 is a remodeling phase involving continuous accumulation of collagen and proliferation of fibroblasts.
Van Loon et al. [29] reported low fat utilization during high-intensity exercises hypothesizing that carnitine acts as a sink for acetyl group storage during continuous accumulation of muscle acetyl carnitine when oxygen deficit occurs.
