The phrase "accumulated a whole" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of gathering or collecting something in its entirety, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "After years of hard work, I have accumulated a whole collection of rare stamps."
Alternatives: "gathered a complete" or "collected an entire".
Many traditional societies, often referred to as indigenous or tribal people, have accumulated a whole lot of empirical knowledge on the basis of their experience dealing with nature and natural resources.
…but in general, it's fair to say that over the last year or two, in part thanks to Edward Snowden, major companies have realized that the security infrastructure of the Internet has accumulated a whole crufty mass of cancerous technical debt, and are now working to pay it off.
Given the assumptions inherent in parsimony-based analyses (i.e. incremental sequence-based changes) hybrid elements that accumulated a whole suite of character states as a unit and that define other lineages in the data set would be expected to cause significant problems.
This globetrotting group represents four continents and accumulates a whole lot of jet lag each year.
Because they absorb over 90percentt of that energy, we fully expect the oceans to do exactly what they're doing – accumulate a whole lot of heat.
Williams wrote them haphazardly over three decades, starting in the 50s: collecting words to discuss, drafting skeletal essays, fattening up some to a few pages, steadily accumulating a whole file of material, which he originally intended as an appendix to Culture and Society but expanded into something more intriguing.
Over the 4 years, the whole ICU population accumulated a TISS score of 266,360.
Autofluorescent compounds, believed to be antimicrobial molecules, also accumulated in whole edr2-6 cells in a similar pattern to that observed for the appearance of dead cells (data not shown).
It was therefore simply inferred that Jacob was wrong [ 192], and that random mutations unchecked by natural selection can accumulate and create a whole new gene after all.
Cancer cells acquire a set of mutated genes during carcinogenesis, and a vast amount of information about these mutated genes has been accumulated from whole exome sequencing and next generation sequencing (Berger et al., 2011; Banerji et al., 2012; Barbieri et al., 2012).
Most whole life contracts also accumulate a cash value that is paid when the contract matures or is surrendered; the cash value is less than the policy's face value.
