The phrase "accrued debts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to debts that have accumulated over time, typically in relation to interest or unpaid obligations.
Example: "The company is struggling to manage its accrued debts, which have increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "accumulated liabilities" or "owed amounts".
As the wording of the amendment evolved during the Congressional debate, the principle of the debt's inviolability became a general proposition, applicable not just to the Civil War debt but to all future accrued debts of the United States.
Other trusts have exhibited possible structural financial strains: a strategic health authority report back in 2007 highlighted accrued debts at two hospitals in south-east London, Princess Royal University Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
By the close of 2008, government-backed companies responsible for Dubai's development had accrued debts of more than 80 billion dollars.
We got financial aid, of course, and accrued debt on our student loans.
president of Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland, on why his college, like many others, has accrued debt to pay for construction on campus.
When Jeanne receives a windfall, he writes, "The new spurt of money instantly whirled through the rusty drain-gate of accrued debt".
However, Mr. Marino's ventilator and necessary machinery have resulted in 10 years of accrued debt for electricity charges that had at one time totaled more than $4,500, a bill the couple are gradually paying down.
Belarus has accrued debt because it has continued paying $150 per thousand cubic meters of gas despite a scheduled price increase to $189 ,and is hoping to use the standoff to wring concessions from Russia, he said.
Many economists consider budget deficits that small to be sustainable — particularly if the federal government is investing in public goods like schools and roads — with the accrued debt paid off by later years' economic growth.
In addition to renewable energy generation subsidies, the tariff deficit is swelled by mismatched costs and revenues in power transportation and distribution and by accrued debt servicing costs, underwritten by the state, which have also spiked since 2007.
In such a case, Mr. Bergman said, the bankruptcy court will assess the homeowner's financial condition to determine whether it is feasible for the homeowner to pay off all accrued debt -- including arrears on the mortgage -- in monthly installments over a period of years.
