The phrase "accumulated due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has built up or increased as a result of a specific cause or reason.
Example: "The debt accumulated due to unforeseen expenses over the past year."
Alternatives: "gathered as a result of" or "increased because of".
The peat has formed and accumulated due to the slow decomposition rate of organic matter in waterlogged, anaerobic conditions.
Foreign debts, which Brazilian firms and local governments have accumulated due to the lower interest rates on offer, would become harder to bear.
If the melt is undercooled below its melting temperature, a great driving force for crystallization is accumulated due to the Gibbs free energy difference, which increases with undercooling.
The damage occurs (is accumulated) due to the residual stress relaxation and associated creeping (rate/time dependent plastic deformation) during the ZLIs.
This is indicative that in absence of a long-range transport as demonstrated by calculated back trajectories, black carbon might have accumulated due to the effect of katabatic winds flow along the glacier profile.
This single temperature is termed effective temperature (Teff) and is defined as a simulated temperature to achieve a permanent deformation, which is accumulated due to the traffic loading and pavement temperature within an entire year.
Much depends on the manner in which risk accumulates due to the accumulation of multiple risk alleles.
The fluorescence signal decreases as PCR product accumulates due to the increase in detection/quencher hybrid formation as the tagged primer is consumed.
As a consequence, local temperature increases, gas phase intermediate product and oxidizer/fuel vapor accumulate due to the continuous liquid phase reaction underneath the surface.
The plant hormone auxin plays a central role in establishing these patterns by promoting organ formation at sites where it accumulates due to its polar, cell-to-cell transport [2 6].
At lower pH it is possible that higher dissolved H2 concentrations are able to accumulate due to slower rates of sulfate reduction.
