The phrase "accumulated into one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of gathering or combining multiple items or elements into a single entity or group.
Example: "All the data from the various sources were accumulated into one comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "consolidated into one" or "merged into one".
All my unprocessed anger towards other people has accumulated into one bristling ball.
Nixon has taken a photo of the Brown sisters every year since, and the images have accumulated into one of photography's most affecting bodies of work.
Introduction: Diabetes has dictated many lives, and its lifetime treatment has accumulated into one of the most costly medical conditions, and yet, its pathophysicology is still undisclosed.
Eventually, Zip1 proteins accumulated into one or a few PCs at later meiotic time points because Smt3 chains could not be stably recruited to the meiotic chromosomes in these mutants.
They accumulate into one long list – lovers, singers, speakers, posers, thinkers, feelers (Kruger likes a little rhythm and rhyme) – stretching away into the distance.
Although a large data set on these deficits in Parkinson's disease has been accumulated, consolidation into one specific syndrome has not been proposed.
There were shelves upon shelves of these at the local bookstore, and in time, by ones and twos, they accumulated into a leaning tower on our dining room table.
We wanted to accumulate that into one branding.
Strand upon strand of sound accumulated into a gleefully chaotic mass, a pandemonium of joy.
After he's gone into that all too imaginable darkness — soon enough now — I will find another purpose for the superpower that my father discovered in me, one evening half a century ago, riding the solitary rails of my imagination into our mutual story, into the future we envisioned and the history we actually accumulated; into the vanished world that he once inhabited.
The different protein positions were accumulated into 6 structural classes.
