The phrase "accrual pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to accounting or finance, specifically when discussing the timing of revenue and expense recognition.
Example: "The company follows an accrual pattern to ensure that revenues are recorded when earned, regardless of when cash is received."
Alternatives: "recognition pattern" or "revenue recognition method".
The accrual pattern followed by the Newfoundland Familial Colorectal Cancer Registry (NFCCR) was similar to that followed by the OFCCR.
This may be explained, because in the summer of 1996, ACTG 320, a large trial with target enrollment of 1,750 patients, experienced a sharp, unexpected decline in its rate of enrollment despite an early rigorous accrual pattern.
The goal of this study was to evaluate accrual patterns for patients participating in the American College of Surgeons Oncology Group (ACOSOG) cancer protocols.
Ethnic diversity among clinical trial investigators may also influence accrual patterns, so the ethnic background of the ACOSOG membership was also evaluated.
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Their research methods should be replicated by others in analyzing accrual patterns to medical oncology, radiation oncology, and imaging trials.
In addition, in some performance situations, firms present a different pattern of accruals.
Figure 1 depicts accrual graphically.
The pattern was similar in men, but the accrual of extra weight began later (around 11 15 years), and the difference in BMI at 53 years between those with knee OA and those without knee OA was smaller (0.36 SD). Figure 2A shows the association between BMI z-scores at each age and knee OA.
During the initial interim analysis, it was noted that the accrual rate was lower than the anticipated rate and the pattern continued to slow during the following year of enrollment.
