The phrase "accrue over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accumulation of something, such as interest, benefits, or points, over a period of time.
Example: "The interest on the savings account will accrue over the course of the year."
Alternatives: "accumulate over" or "build up over".
These benefits will accrue over time as global coverage and information on alien species increases.
For the provider, these benefits of less data actually accrue over time.
However, given evidence of significantly greater improvements with active treatment at follow-up in one of the primary outcomes and in several secondary outcomes, the benefits of manual therapy and exercise may accrue over time.
The costs are borne up front but the benefits accrue over time.
Brighton Square was the third Joycean plaque in Dublin; others would accrue over time.
The ruling meant that Berlusconi could be tried on outstanding corruption and fraud charges, as well as other unrelated charges that would accrue over the following years.
And even then, their ultimate benefits typically accrue over decades, based on length of service and salary rises in the later years.
It can thus often be wrong.Shrewd observers seek understanding not through received wisdom but from the statistics that accrue over weeks and seasons.
And so I would love to say that I formed a conviction to make the Caravaggio my pilgrimage site in order to nobly embody the pre-Internet virtues of long looking, of allowing meaning to accrue over time.
While that amount would be modest compared with the size of bad loans held by German banks, the government expects the reserves to accrue over time into a reasonably large fund.
A Dark Room was itself inspired by another Web-browser-based game, Candy Box, which was developed by an eighteen-year-old French student and is based on a similar structure of managing resources that accrue over time.
