The phrase "accumulated credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or rewards systems where credit has been built up over time.
Example: "After several months of diligent saving, I finally reached a point of accumulated credit that allowed me to make a significant purchase."
Alternatives: "accrued credit" or "earned credit".
Still, she accumulated credit card debt.
Under this new arrangement, British Gas then took years of accumulated credit owed on accounts to augment its income.
This says that the national debt – the UK's accumulated credit card bill – must fall as a proportion of national income in every year except during a recession.
The last justice to enter the court with similar finances was Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who accumulated credit card debt because of a dental health issue.
Getting caught up in the moment, when Test cricket isn't a game of moments but a more glacial process of accumulated credit, asserting, steadily, then in incremental bounds, your own decisive rhythms.
She had accumulated credit card debt and sporadically fallen behind on bills, and explained that she wasn't sure of her credit score, but was positive that it wasn't very good.
To an alarming extent, the college had become narrowly professional, a pit stop where teachers accumulated credits needed for promotion.
Those think tanks argued that keeping track of emission reductions would make it easier for a future administration to introduce a real global warming policy: companies that had accumulated credits might favor measures that gave those credits some value.
Through the proposed credit system, the secondary system switches between cooperation and access modes, according to the accumulated credits, continuously.
Immigrant households, less likely to have accumulated credits in the Social Security system, do not enjoy this protection to the same degree as natives.
Ellis provided pages of his personal tax returns back to 1992 asserting huge accumulated credits–$9 billion that first year and a 1999 handwritten form from the Internal Revenue Service walk-in customer office in San Bernardino, Calif.
