The phrase "able to accumulate significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to gather or collect a considerable amount of something, such as resources, data, or wealth.
Example: "The organization is able to accumulate significant resources to support its community programs."
Alternatives: "capable of gathering substantial" or "able to collect considerable".
Interestingly, this strain was able to grow and to accumulate significant quantities of reserve lipids (14.7 25.9% wt/wt in dry biomass) of similar fatty acid composition to that of vegetable oils currently used in the biodiesel manufacture such as palm and high oleic sunflower oils.
Taiwan has been able to accumulate a significant amount of computerized billing files since the initiation of the NHI in 1995.
Taiwan has been able to accumulate a significant amount of computerized billing files since the initiation of the National Health Insurance (NHI) program in 1995.
Their view is that it takes too long to accumulate significant wealth, and too many bad things can happen in the meantime that jeopardize that goal.
The identification of hybrid clones able to accumulate this medicinally significant compound therefore confirms the potential of somatic hybridization as a viable route for engineering the production of such molecules in plants.
However, none of the above mentioned cyanogenic glycosides could be detected in maize (Additional file 1: Figure S6), suggesting that at least the tested cultivar Delprim is not able to accumulate these compounds in significant amounts.
Later studies have shown that algae grown under photoautotrophic conditions are also able to accumulate starch and produce significant amounts of hydrogen (Tolstygina et al., 2009; Tsygankov et al., 2006).
Although some of these microbes are able to accumulate SCOs while growing on inexpensive agro-industrial biomass, the competition with plant oil resources means that a significant increase in productivity is desired.
It would allow those platforms to use its accumulated informational assets and would be able to accumulate information through them.
Classical Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs), although able to accumulate chemicals from solution, are usually electrochemically "inactive".
