The phrase "accumulate all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering or collecting everything in a particular context.
Example: "In order to complete the report, we need to accumulate all relevant data from the past year."
Alternatives: "gather everything" or "collect all".
And then we'll accumulate all of those.
"As we get older, we accumulate all kinds of abnormalities on M.R.I.'s," Dr. McLellan said.
ISPs must accumulate all of their activity in a unique account.
And we accumulate all of that stuff using CONS starting from the empty-list.
The highlight of partition window is to accumulate all local feature information and align them.
In the process, those devices are likely to accumulate all sorts of information that we'd rather keep private.
"The system would accumulate all those order and put out a request for proposals and buy all the water from one vendor and one delivery.
There are 120 possible paths through which bacteria with zero mutations could accumulate all five, but the Harvard team found that only 18 could ever actually occur.
Not only will food yields rise in the short term, but farm households will use their higher incomes and better health to accumulate all sorts of assets: cash balances, soil nutrients, farm animals, and their children's health and education.
Since it is now easy to accumulate all of the books written by an author in first edition – to tick them off, as unimaginative collectors do – you have to add some criterion to regard them as treasure.
If each intermediate mutation leads to a product that can be shared with others, the complex type can arise relatively quickly as an emergent property among cooperating individuals, without any given individual having to accumulate all mutations.
