The phrase "accumulate of" is not correct in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "accumulate" followed by a direct object or "accumulation of."
Example: "We need to accumulate more data before making a decision."
Alternatives: "gather" or "collect."
Slowly an impression began to accumulate of the awesome volunteer machinery of the election.
· There is to be a limit on the size of pension fund that any one individual can accumulate of £1.5m.
Misunderstandings accumulate, of course, and soon Blaine is pining for Xander but can't bring himself to reveal his true identity.
STPs in Yemen overcame this problem by using pesticide but this method leads to accumulate of pesticide in the lands during land application of biosolids.
Area of the basin is calculated as total area projected upon a horizontal plane contributing to accumulate of all order of basins.
The stories accumulate of ITT grads with worthless degrees: Veronica, who studied electrical engineering at ITT, is now a telemarketer making $5.95 an hour; she says employers for better jobs would laugh when they saw ITT on her resume.
It has taken a lot of effort to accumulate hundreds of thousands of these dollars.
"Evidence is accumulating of inflated benefit claims and of adverse effects.
Equally striking, however, is the portrait that accumulates of the Taliban's continuity.
But after some point does all this buying and accumulating of stuff truly make us happier?
Finally, the ensemble scores are accumulated of trajectories for robust spatio-temporal recognition.
