The phrase "accruing years of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of accumulating or gathering years of experience, knowledge, or time in a particular context.
Example: "After accruing years of experience in the industry, she finally felt ready to start her own business."
Alternatives: "gaining years of" or "collecting years of".
It even wants to prevent workers at some companies whose bonds are given a "junk" rating from accruing more years of service.
Analysts say Reuters is struggling under two burdens -- the downturn in financial markets and the management problems accruing from years of pell-mell diversification into different technologies and geographical regions, each using its own system.
And improper disposal would undo the good accrued through years of zero-emissions motoring.
Baseball players do not become free agents until they accrue six years of service time.
The cable company, which is based in St . Louis said it sought bankruptcy protection primarily because of the debt it had accrued over years of expansions and acquisitions, not any deeper operational issues.
The debt I've accrued over years of renting in expensive cities and living slightly beyond my modest means is, at under £10,000, far from insurmountable, but it causes me grief.
Italy will receive much of the scrutiny, given that its banking system has been weighed down by its failure to unload about €360bn in bad debt, much of which was accrued over years of recession, when large and small companies were unable to pay back loans.
It has been hypothesized that they'd been buffered from the effects of the disease by the extra neuronal capacity that they had been born with (brain reserve) or that had accrued through years of intellectual and physical pursuits (cognitive reserve).
Baseball players cannot become free agents until they've accrued six years of service on a major-league team's 40-man roster – a span that can easily be manipulated to seven – which enables owners to fill out their rosters with younger players to reduce payroll and free up cash for the occasional nine-figure signing.
To get the CFP® designation, planners must take extensive, specialized coursework, pass a six-hour exam, and accrue three years of relevant experience.
