The phrase "accumulated imbalance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial, emotional, or physical states where an imbalance has built up over time.
Example: "The accumulated imbalance in the budget has led to significant financial strain on the organization."
Alternatives: "growing disparity" or "cumulative discrepancy."
"In many countries, important challenges have come to the fore related to previously accumulated imbalances and vulnerabilities," the central bank said.
We analyzed the other engines of growth: government spending would result in budget deficits and more rigidity; consumer spending would be changed by the maturation in the life cycle of a large range of consumer durables; and international trade would be characterized by accumulating imbalances and frictions.
In fact, associated risks are huge: 1) the trader posting limit orders may accumulate imbalanced inventory, resulting in sharp market losses due to adverse price movements; and 2) the trader always risks ending up on the losing end of the trade, facing a trader better-informed about the market's imminent direction.
In aging, complex accumulated systemic imbalances may result in the generation of excess free radicals that overwhelm cellular antioxidant defenses, thereby causing oxidative stress [2].
The accumulated water budget imbalance over the 7 years of 2002 2008 varied from close to zero to ±10 mm month−1.
Mr. Trichet said the financial crisis of 2008 was merely a symptom of "the excesses and imbalances accumulated over the previous decades" namely, "the expansion of debt, the build-up of risk and the increase in leverage".
When financial markets started to show some signs of distress in August 2007, the conventional view was that the Spanish economy had "solid fundamentals" and, despite the high debt and the imbalances accumulated during the pre-crisis period, it was resilient enough to the international financial shocks that back then were thought to be the sources of the economic slowdown.
The need for such reforms has become urgent after the crisis in light of the highly asymmetrical impact on the financial sector, public finances, and the real economy of EU countries and as a consequence of the sudden unwinding of large external imbalances accumulated over the 2000s.
He restrained himself to a pointed critique of the "imbalances accumulated over period of several years.
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