The phrase "able to accrue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity to gather or accumulate something, often in a financial or resource context.
Example: "Investors are able to accrue significant returns over time if they choose the right assets."
Alternatives: "capable of accumulating" or "able to gather."
Criminals, terrorist financiers, money launderers, and drug traffickers have all been able to accrue substantial benefits.
First, each worker should be able to accrue proportional credits toward a certain number of days a year for any purpose.
Clearcast told its newsletter subscribers that "advertisers are able to accrue added value to their campaigns" by taking advantage of this relaxation of the regulations.
From April 2015 reservists will be able to accrue armed forces pensions while training as well as when deployed, and will have access to similar healthcare benefits – although the detail is not yet clear.
If that is the case, they wouldn't during that time, say, be able to accrue statutory holidays or clock up service for the right to bring an unfair dismissal claim.
In many of these studies, the vehicles are able to accrue revenue for performing these grid stabilization services, which would offset the increased purchase cost of plug-in hybrid vehicles.
This new feature could potentially eat up a significant amount of space in your Dropbox folder, so Dropbox will also be gradually boosting the limit for free users from 2GB to 5GB (they won't do this all at once — as you use the photo feature, you'll be able to gradually accrue more free storage).
This new feature could potentially eat up a significant amount of space in your Dropbox folder, so Dropbox will also be gradually boosting the limit for free users from 2GB to 5GB (they won't do this all at once — as you use the photo feature, you'll be able to gradually accrue more free storage).
Federal workers don't get any, though all employees may be able to use accrued sick leave.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 11 percent of all private industry workers have access to paid family leave (16 percent of state and local government employees have access to some paid family leave; federal workers don't get any, though all employees may be able to use accrued sick leave).
In addition to San Diego, Uber users will be able to start accruing points in Miami, Denver, Tampa, New York City, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Atlanta and the entire state of New Jersey.
