The phrase "accumulated damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the gradual build-up of harm or deterioration over time, often in relation to materials, structures, or health.
Example: "The accumulated damage from years of neglect has finally led to the building's collapse."
Alternatives: "cumulative damage" or "total damage."
Nothing short of a total overhaul of the constitution will repair the years of accumulated damage and dysfunction, he believes.
But the accumulated damage last year added up to a 13.3percentt decline from 2002 in visits to Canada by foreigners.
She added that when the works were discovered, they did not have much commercial value because of years of accumulated damage from mold.
Some researchers speculate that what we think of as age-related hearing loss is merely the accumulated damage of a lifetime of noise.
He said the grid's condition reflected the accumulated damage and neglect from the Iran-Iraq War, the Persian Gulf war of 1991 and then the sanctions imposed by the United Nations, which were rescinded only last week.
Has the game become more violent?–Misty I don't think they get hurt more – for example, unfortunately we're learning just how many concussions players back in the 1950s and '60s suffered now, as the accumulated damage becomes more obvious.
Evaluation of the accumulated damage can be done through accounting for the natural frequency change.
Results indicate that small amplitude cycles could contribute significantly to the accumulated damage.
This paper investigates the effects and potential of aftershocks on the accumulated damage of concrete gravity dams.
In this paper, the effects of strong motion duration on the accumulated damage of concrete gravity dams are investigated.
The framework accounts for two types of failure; demand exceeding capacity and accumulated damage exceeding allowable limit.
