The phrase "accrued time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to time management, accounting, or employment, typically referring to time that has been accumulated or earned, such as vacation or sick leave.
Example: "Employees are entitled to take their accrued time off after completing one year of service."
Alternatives: "accumulated time" or "earned time".
He was docked a week's worth of accrued time and reimbursed the agency for his phone calls.
In rare cases, such as when an employee leaves before the deadline, the state will pay out accrued time, according to state human resources personnel.
Under the pension rules, Mr. Friedman had five years to transfer accrued time to another city pension fund to keep the city's contributions.
Accrued time off including vacation, health and personal leave, as well as paid holidays will be prorated based on the reduced weekly standard hours.
That could be because, in today's hyper-charged work culture, people are taking less and less time off, leading to bigger and bigger piles of accrued time on companies' books.
In the months after his arrest last June, J. Michael Boxley, a former top legislative aide who later pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct, was paid an additional $58,000 for 624 hours of vacation and other accrued time, State Assembly officials said yesterday.
Currently, patients on the wait list are listed as either "active" or "inactive". Both groups are accruing time while on the list, which is important because patients are prioritized by how long they've been waiting.
As for bartering sites, TimeBanks allows you to accrue time you spend offering a service.
He would accrue time toward his final stock grants, even if he rarely went to the office ("rest and vest," in Silicon Valley parlance).
Part- and full-time restaurant workers can enroll in dental, vision and life insurance plans through the company, and full-timers can get health insurance and paid vacation, accruing time off after two weeks of employment.
In November, Vick turned himself in early to begin accruing time-served credit against his likely federal prison sentence.
