The phrase "accretion processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geology, astronomy, or any field discussing the gradual accumulation or growth of material.
Example: "The study of accretion processes is essential for understanding the formation of planets and celestial bodies."
Alternatives: "growth mechanisms" or "accumulation methods".
If this is indeed the case, it implies that CWW 89Ab is a36.5MJobject that formed via core accretion processes.
The radiation is a characteristic signature of accretion processes around a supermassive black hole at the galaxy's nucleus.
Geochronological evidence is assessed for floodplain landform ages, but radiocarbon methods are limited in many floodplain types due to slow vertical accretion processes.
Beaver build dams with Nothofagus tree branches on streams, which triggered mineral sediment accretion processes in the riparian zone, but not in ways consistent with the beaver meadow theory and only at a few sites.
Downhole logging data from drillholes through basement formations, when integrated with recovered core and geophysical remote sensing data, can provide new insights into crustal accretion processes, lithosphere hydrogeology and associated alteration processes, and variations in the physical properties of the oceanic lithosphere over time.
The sensitivity of the autoconversion and accretion processes to the cloud microphysical properties simulated by the bulk microphysical schemes was also investigated.
The aim of this paper is twofold; first, it was investigated the ice accretion process and the final shape of the ice accreted; then the aerodynamics of the ice accreted bridge cables was characterized, and related to the ice shape.
The accretion process, however, led to massive segregation of the elements.
The accretion process is not fundamentally gravitational - which is of course a radial process.
To what extent do outflows regulate the protostellar mass accretion process?
The accretion process can also power the ejection of jets of rapidly moving charged particles.
