The phrase "accrued before" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or legal matters, typically referring to amounts or benefits that have accumulated prior to a certain point in time.
Example: "The interest that has accrued before the loan's maturity date will be added to the total amount owed."
Alternatives: "accumulated prior" or "gathered beforehand".
Before the code came into force, customers were responsible for all charges accrued before a theft was reported.
If that happens, it owes taxes on the gain in value that accrued before the company converted.
Most of the debt was created and accrued before even the Scottish parliament came into being, and I think the UK government has to recognise that.
If Mr. Sauerland resigned now, he would not receive his civil service pension and he would lose all his pension entitlements, even those he accrued before becoming mayor, when he was a state-employed teacher at a training college.
As part of that settlement, the credit bureaus agreed to put in place systems to ensure debts accrued before bankruptcy were accurately reported as being included in a bankruptcy filing.
The building is the first to benefit from legislation enacted two years ago by the state that forgives real estate tax debts, interest and penalties accrued before Jan . 1 , 2001by limited-equity cooperatives.
But these accounts will only benefit future retirees if they have time to accrue before retirement.Many opponents object to private accounts because they think workers will lose everything in volatile stockmarkets, or fear the loss of the implicit tax subsidy that currently transfers wealth from richer workers to poor ones.
With many companies deferring public offerings, and with so much value accruing before the IPO, they can get a lot more upside by getting in before the company goes public.
Most of the higher costs accrue before the 7th year of treatment and were offset by subsequent savings.
While early evidence of hepatotoxicity in adults was recognized, the relatively low use in children meant that a long (unexamined) safety experience would accrue before a more definitive risk was recognized.
They claimed to have no such record of our prior conversation and they were demanding the monthly interest plus all the money that had accrued from before, around $1,000.
