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The phrase "accumulated a degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of earning or obtaining an academic degree over time.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally accumulated a degree in environmental science."
Alternatives: "earned a degree" or "obtained a degree".
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Born in a small coastal city, he accumulated a degree in international finance and a decade of prestigious work experience, as a business consultant and later as a journalist.
The distribution of disease severity reflects a common observation in clinical services that the majority of people when diagnosed with diabetes are already in stage 2, having already accumulated a degree of vascular damage.
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However, southern coastal cod accumulated a higher number of degree days prior to migration and spawning than frontal fish in the same region (F1,61 = 61.86; P≤0.0001).
Four AD patients and two controls were found to accumulate the highest degree of intraneuronal Aβ1− x peptides, whereas nine AD patients and two controls accumulated a moderate amount of these Aβ peptides.
Mr. Murdoch has accumulated power to a degree that makes him a real political force in Britain and the United States.
Notably, half of the students in community colleges and 20 to 30percentt of those in four-year schools need a remedial, high-school-level course when they enroll; having to spend time and money without accumulating credits toward a degree prompts most of them to quit.
The results indicate that the recommended incubation time for acid treatment of feed materials should be based on accumulated temperature (degree hours) since this gives a better prediction of the rate of acid dependent reduction at lower temperatures.
We used physiological time (accumulated degree days above a minimum threshold temperature) as a timescale.
The A Exam may be taken after two registration units have been accumulated in a Ph.D. degree program or in a master's program leading to an M.S./Ph.D. degree in the same field.
To date we have accumulated 157.0 degree days for the CM model using 220DD accumulated degree days (base 50°F) to forecast larval emergence.
No accumulated growing degree days yet in NYS, which is why you are all getting the same message!
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