The phrase "accrued since" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the accumulation of something, such as interest or benefits, from a specific point in time up to the present.
Example: "The interest on the loan has accrued since the date of disbursement."
Alternatives: "accumulated since" or "gathered since".
The balance is mostly interest that has accrued since then.
The 2012 election certainly helped extend the Trump brand, and much of his fortune seems to have accrued since then.
When bonds are sold, interest accrued since the previous interest-due date is added to the sale price.
Nine years, one Oscar, 18 films and three Oceans (Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen) have accrued since Dr Doug Ross last graced the set of ER.
The Scottish champions have been forced into administration over an unpaid tax bill of £9m – accrued since Craig Whyte's takeover in May.
Down to fifth in the table, their nine points accrued since the midway point of this season are fewer than last-placed Verona.
Petitioner farmers' last line of retreat is their contention that they are entitled to escrow monies that have been accruing since the District Court's entry of the order granting the respondents' motion for a preliminary injunction.
The debt load has been accruing since 1975 and the department estimates that about 80percentt of the arrears is owed by parents who make less than $15,000 a year.
Of that, half a degree (around one degree F) has accrued since 1990 alone.
France wants to pay off Bull's loan and the interest accrued since last June, when the loan was supposed to have been repaid to the French state.
As of April 1996, the city owed the school district about $1.7 million in back taxes and interest accrued since 1987, mostly because of its inability to collect from the Housing Authority.
