"accumulated balances" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the amount of money or assets that have been accumulated over a certain period of time. For example, "The company had accumulated balances of $2 million by the end of the quarter."
When funds are invested in stocks and held to retirement, the accumulated balance at retirement is as volatile as the stock market, which not so infrequently moves up or down by 50percentt or more within a few years.
Debt is a stock variable that is accumulated balance after BT campaign.
Banks have massive structural investments (literally, many billions of dollars of accumulated balance sheets) and positional advantage gained from decades of relationship-building with regulatory and law-making bodies.
This may encourage nurses, and particularly women with children with a lower accumulated balance because of broken employment patterns, to continue to work.
The online portal saves your accumulated balance until you instruct it to send money to your bank.
They can accumulate balances across a corporation's various divisions, to earn higher interest rates.
But a boom in health savings accounts won't be quite the windfall for Wall Street that IRAs were because people will accumulate balances slowly, one paycheck at a time, and draw on them regularly to pay medical expenses.
The agreement allows Entergy to use accumulated cash balances above its authorized rate of return to offset almost $200 million in damages to its facilities from ice storms in 2000.
Simple measures can be helpful (for example, history, weight, accumulated fluid/electrolyte balances and electrolyte-free water clearance to diagnose the mechanisms behind the hypernatraemia).
Importantly, hypernatraemia is not only a matter of water deficit, and treatment of a critically ill patient with an accumulated fluid balance of 20 litres and corresponding weight gain is not more water, but a negative cation balance.
