The phrase "accrues through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe how something accumulates or builds up over time, often in relation to interest, benefits, or resources.
Example: "The interest on the savings account accrues through regular deposits made each month."
Alternatives: "accumulates via" or "grows through".
"This means that a tenant can be held responsible for the rent which accrues through the termination date of the lease," he said.
But a year ago the group was already running into trouble with its members after halving the size of the dividend, which is paid out based on the number of points each member accrues through shopping across the range of Co-op businesses.
But Caijing may now be testing the Chinese media's equivalent of Ohm's law: The more readers, money and fame a publication accrues through muckraking, the greater official resistance becomes.
Knowledge that accrues through ecological research is often conveyed and discussed within the context of sub-disciplines.
Evidence in relation to the second two proposed applications accrues through use of the tool, while the step from interpretation of data at the group level to interpretation at the individual level usually requires additional technical analysis as well as a body of evidence about the meaning and behavior of each scale acquired through widespread use with groups.
In the world of news channels, gravity is accrued through repetition.
Part of that will include cash accrued through Windows and Office sales.
And improper disposal would undo the good accrued through years of zero-emissions motoring.
Among all Pashtun tribes, inheritance, wealth, social prestige and political status accrue through the father's line.
Instead, meaning and import accrue through a layered structural focus, in which craft and concept are marvelously, bewitchingly entwined.
The disclosures do not include the value of personal residences or retirement benefits accrued through the Fed.
