The phrase "accrue them" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the accumulation or gathering of something, typically benefits or resources over time.
Example: "Employees can accrue them over the course of their employment, leading to significant benefits at retirement."
Alternatives: "accumulate them" or "gather them".
They accrue them over the years, some are inherited from relatives and passed down.
I doubt you guys have quite the amount of gadget clutter as those of use who accrue them for a living, but if you've even got half our volume of old cameras, phones, and devices in general laying around you may find Gazelle's service helpful.
The creative destruction argument also conveniently skirts the ethical and moral issues raised by cutting people's pensions, retirement benefits and health care after they have spent their lives working, in good faith, to accrue them.
It can take much time to accrue them, but when we experience events and as we develop as people, our philosophies change as we do.
You have just accrued them.
As I write, he has 600,000 followers, though it will doubtless be many more by the time you read this, and he has accrued them in just three years; he joined the site in 2009 when he realised it was "a wonderful joke delivery mechanism".
It says that the value for S of event E is not affected by the intrinsic goods or evils S would have accrued had E not occurred, if S would have accrued them after S has actually become unresponsive.
But some people are opening up about this sensitive subject online, discussing their specific debts, how they accrued them and the travails of repayment.
The health asset approach seeks to understand whether some assets are more important than others; the benefit of accruing them and their stability across different social and cultural contexts.
Is it based on land features and the waters that accrue to them under UNCLOS?
Richter's paintings here do not reveal themselves, and have nothing to reveal except the stories that have already begun to accrue around them.
