The phrase "accruing in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accumulation of something, such as interest, benefits, or resources, over time within a specific context.
Example: "The funds are accruing in the account, leading to a significant increase in our savings."
Alternatives: "accumulating in" or "growing in".
Each state is free to tax the profits accruing in its jurisdiction at any rate it wishes.
As with some of the junk bonds issued by RJR, interest on the bridge loan has been accruing in the form of more debt and not in cash.
L. 103 66 applicable, except as otherwise provided, to benefits accruing in plan years beginning after Dec. 31, 1993, see section 13212(d) of Pub.
L. 99 514 applicable to benefits accruing in years beginning after Dec. 31, 1988, except as otherwise provided, see section 1106(i)(5) of Pub.
Lifestyle changes can significantly reduce the chance of developing diabetes and other diseases of our time, and if people begin young enough, maybe they can prevent the damage from accruing in the first place.
Watching them, I tried to imagine that level of street recognition accruing in the States to the directors of "Frozen," Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, or John Lasseter, or basically any animator short of Walt Disney himself.
These are the folk collectively combining momentary musings on HaikuJam to create a fleeting yet social thing, whilst accruing in-app Karma points (HaikuJam's feel-good engagement currency).
These are the folk collectively combining momentary musings on HaikuJam to create a fleeting yet social thing, whilst accruing in-app Karma points (HaikuJam's feel-good engagement currency).
May joy accrue in your environs!
Experiences accrued in one currency can be changed into another.
It is clear demonstration that cultural value accrues in multiple senses and arrives in multiple forms.
