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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accumulate as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of gathering or collecting something in a particular manner or form.
Example: "Over the years, we have managed to accumulate as much knowledge as possible in our field."
Alternatives: "gather as" or "collect as".
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"If you're cooking, peeling, or cleaning plates, you just don't accumulate as much garbage".
(I decided to accumulate as many as possible, but cheated by ordering hundreds of QSL's from an advertisement in the back of a ham magazine).
Individual stories of rape in Rwanda had begun to accumulate as soon as the genocide ended, mostly through interviews collected by groups like Human Rights Watch.
Such structures may be rotating structures, which can accumulate as many as 109 load cycles during their service life.
An appropriate medium used for algae cultivation to accumulate as much as possible cells is the cornerstone for ARA production.
"This is one way for us to accumulate as much as we have the appetite for," Strand says.
Considering the adjacent overlapping segments the score can accumulate as high as several hundreds per bases.
Above this threshold value of V A, material continued to accumulate as long as potential was maintained.
The theory underlying the mutation accumulation assay is that all mutations other than lethal mutations accumulate as if neutral.
What you accumulate as a writer are mostly uncertainties and anxieties.
"I haven't had the time to accumulate as many enemies," Mr. Taft said.
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