The phrase "accumulated frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in statistics to refer to the total number of observations that fall within a certain category or below a certain value in a frequency distribution.
Example: "The accumulated frequency of students who scored above 70% in the exam was recorded to analyze overall performance."
Alternatives: "cumulative frequency" or "total frequency".
The lines with points indicate the accumulated frequency (right axis).
Figure 4 shows the frequency and accumulated frequency of the 1-s ZTD time variation of DECK, MAST, and DECKt.
According to Shoji et al. (2016), the accumulated frequency of the less than 1-mm/min PWV variation was more than 99.5%.
Four common TLR4 haplotypes (frequency >1%) were found with the accumulated frequency of 90.03% in controls and of 90.52% in cases (Table 4).
Unigenes were ranked according to their RPKM (from highest to lowest) and the accumulated frequency of mapped reads calculated.
Then, a conservation threshold (the minimum accumulated frequency of peptides in a block, required for the block to be considered adequately covered) for each block can be selected.
Maximum likelihood estimates (MLEs) are derived for the HMM transition and emission probability matrices by accumulating frequency counts for each type of state transition and observation symbol from the training records.
When accumulated into frequency distributions, this file provides an estimate of the marginal posterior probability distribution of each parameter (e.g. parameters such as mutation rate, tree height and population size).
Another possibility is that the nontargeted MiPSCs also included those variants at a rare frequency, but their frequency accumulated in the mito-TALEN-induced mtDNA heteroplasmy shifts.
Evidence for an informative SNP was obtained by accumulating the frequency across iterations of the chain that a particular SNP was fitted in the model, we refer to this statistic as model frequency.
Analogous to the loss of genetic diversity for chromosomes with smaller effective population sizes (see paragraph above), genes on the Z-chromosome are expected to accumulate allele frequency differences and fixed substitutions between diverging populations more rapidly than genes on autosomes.
