The phrase "accumulated impacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences that have built up over time, often in environmental, social, or economic contexts.
Example: "The accumulated impacts of climate change are becoming increasingly evident in our weather patterns."
Alternatives: "cumulative effects" or "combined impacts".
The spatial temporal landscape characteristics resulting from the accumulated impacts of HCE from 1977 to 2006 in Longliu Watershed, a part of the Yellow River basin, were investigated.
The accumulated impacts of hydroelectric cascade exploitation (HCE) on the landscape are greater than the simple sum of the impacts from a single dam.
Given that the district experiences annual flooding, accumulated impacts need to be reviewed alongside risk perceptions of the health care services staff.
Economists said the rial's decline was one of the clearest signs that the accumulated impact of sanctions had deeply wounded the Iranian economy.
Economists and political analysts in Iran and abroad said the anger reflected the accumulated impact of harsh Western economic sanctions over Iran's disputed nuclear program, as well as the government's inability to manage an increasingly acute economic crisis.
The accumulated impact of disparate grumbles, some of them much deeper than others, has created an unstable atmosphere and an impression perhaps that a coup would succeed this time when the mutineers are still few in number.
In another ominous sign, 10,000 Iranian workers signed a petition addressed to Iran's labor minister complaining about the declines in their purchasing power and other economic maladies, suggesting that the accumulated impact of sanctions is putting more political pressure on the Iranian leadership, The Associated Press reported.
After calculating the accumulated impact factor, the SN with the highest accumulated impact factor will be selected as CH.
Iaccumulated The accumulated impact factor of SN. (d CH,i) The distance between CH and SN i. Cluster head.
By counting accumulated impact craters, the team has also found that the two deposits were laid down at about the same time, 3.8 billion years ago.
After that, we select the SN with the highest accumulated impact factor Iaccumulated as CH, then we include all SNs with a distance less then its maximum transmission range ((d CH,i
