The phrase "accumulated information of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or gathering of information over time regarding a specific subject or topic.
Example: "The accumulated information of the research project provided valuable insights into the behavior of the species."
Alternatives: "gathered information about" or "collected data on".
The proposed approach utilizes the accumulated information of stationary scene to fill the disoccluded areas and achieves convincing effect, as shown in Figures 6n, 7j, and 8j.
Accumulated information of normal tissues from a data repository will take the place of data unavailable for a specific individual.
We carried out a systematic review and meta-analysis of the accumulated information of association studies between loss of function or gain of function gene variants with clinical efficacy outcomes.
This paper serves as a brief summary of the proresolving roles of resolvins and related lipid mediators in inflammation and also as a review for accumulated information of their painkilling actions.
In the present study, we accumulated information on the variance of data in aquaculture growth studies on different species to estimate the minimum detectable difference and to assist researchers in designing experiments effectively.
Further extensive analyses of the accumulated information on every single patient are ongoing.
It is also important for future contingency plan to accumulate information of problematic cases after limited resection [3, 4].
It builds adaptations by accumulating information of great genomic and functional complexity over millions of years, indeed billions of years.
For as long as the press fails in its core function and for as long as our parliamentarians remain quiescent, the security services can act as they please, accumulating information on all of us they could never have dreamed of.
At the same time, DTP began to accumulate information on the expression of molecular entities in the same 60 cell line panel.
The accumulating information on the genome structures of plant germplasms has led to our interest in the 'pan-genome concept', which was first proposed by Tettelin et al. in reference to the Streptococcus agalactiae genome.
