"accumulate records" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to gather or collect records over a period of time. Example: "The company has been able to accurately track their progress over the years because they consistently accumulate records of their sales, expenses, and profits."
Old wines that make the cut tend to come from veteran producers who, long experienced in vintage variations, have accumulated records of consistently good performances: Bedell, Lenz, Paumanok, Pellegrini, Raphael and Wölffer.
Highlighting the results obtained for six different years of records having distinct geometries, it is shown that all six FM variants yield faithful representations, as evidenced by the maximum errors in accumulated records never exceeding a mere 2%.
Along with the spread of smartphones and cloud technology in recent years, an environment of collecting and accumulating records of individuals' activities or so-called life logs through networks, has been prepared.
With the average record size and the average number of accumulated records at a First Server being S cr and N cr (defined earlier), and the number of records used by the lookup process (N l ), then the value of H a can be approximated by (N N × N cr + N l ) × S cr.
The present study was designed to elucidate seasonal and monthly variations in the incidence of subtypes of acute ischemic stroke and hypertensive hemorrhagic stroke using the Japanese Standard Stroke Registry Study JSSRSS) database, which is currently the world's largest hospital-based stroke database, accumulating records from 163 Japanese institutions.
The next few years were spent accumulating records and listening to mixtapes from Detroit's biggest DJ at the time, Ken Collier.
The accumulated records become an essential planning and maintenance tool.
But how can Obama's choice be squared with the accumulating record of mistakes?
Now we are supposed to move on, ignoring his accumulated record of leadership and its destructive effect on the life of the university, focusing instead on the new and improved Larry Summers.
A boom in commodities prices increased export revenues ninefold and under Morales's watch Bolivia accumulated record international reserves and sold bonds abroad for the first time in nearly a century.
