The phrase "accumulated impression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the overall effect or perception formed over time based on various experiences or information.
Example: "Her accumulated impression of the city was shaped by the stories she heard and the places she visited during her travels."
Alternatives: "cumulative perception" or "overall impression".
But the accumulated impression works.
But, past a certain point, poets can't be misread, not by an entire time, no more than an entire family can misread a father: the homecoming noises in the hallway are the man; the accumulated impression is the poet.
In other words, it is the accumulated impression that stakeholders have of the university (Chun, 2005), and more specifically, of its teaching, research, and athletic programs (Alessandri et al., 2006).
Memory, on the other hand, is the accumulated impressions of all the lifetimes we recall, the sum of all the personalities we have yoked to our soul, our enduring storehouse of mortal treasures.
3. Keep the clicks going: Gawker obviously wants to accumulate impressions, even if the company's strategy is focused on net-new unique visitors.
We accumulated 110,000 impressions on Linkedin, and that progressed to 1,500 clicks.
Beyond that, I have my own accumulated holiday impressions, and I've wanted to put them into play in my books.
"We accumulated 110,000 impressions on Linkedin, and that progressed to 1,500 clicks" There are some holidays that go uncelebrated in the workplace, and we felt as though Easter was one of them.
Saidam suggested the delegation had "wrong impressions accumulated after the visit to Israel".
Once consciousness is attained, the burden of impressions accumulated in those forms prevents the soul from realizing its identity with God.
As with most of Mann's work, the novel followed a period of intense research; in a larger sense it is a gigantic collage of experiences, readings, conversations and impressions accumulated over a lifetime.
