The phrase "accumulated liabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the total amount of obligations or debts that have been accrued over time.
Example: "The company's accumulated liabilities have increased significantly over the past year, raising concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "total liabilities" or "accrued obligations".
Badging as much as possible of the government cash as green – for instance a new power station using the byproduct gases from production – or social – through a write-down of the accumulated liabilities of the old company – might avoid a state aid showdown.
And other service contractors not yet taken over may scale back their investment in Venezuela.Despite years of record oil revenues, PDVSA accumulated liabilities of almost $70 billion by last September, up from less than $30 billion in 2006, according to the company's financial reports.
It's the balance sheet of accumulating liabilities.
Under its quantitative-easing scheme alone, the Bank of England has pumped £375bn into the financial system, accumulating liabilities worth £14,204 for every household in the UK.
But it may also be remembered as the beginning of the end — the season in which the League's balance sheet of accumulating liabilities became fully apparent.
Another concern is how or whether the creditors will ever recoup more than $16 billion in liabilities accumulated by Daewoo Motor.
Hynix has accumulated $6.8 billion in liabilities while kept on life support by its creditors, some of whom have said they will no longer roll over loans, much less extend new ones.
But magistrates questioning company officials said earlier this week that they believed Parmalat, guided by Mr. Tanzi, had built up a network of offshore companies over the last 15 years in which nonexistent assets were declared to offset real liabilities accumulated by the company in a frenzied global acquisition spree.
The creditors that own Hynix Semiconductor, the South Korean chip maker, are again trying to find potential buyers for the company while considering proposals for rescheduling or writing off a major part of $6 billion in liabilities accumulated by the company since the Korean financial crisis of 1997 and 1998.
The city's problems – though less severe than elsewhere in the US – have similar root causes to those in places such as Detroit: burdensome pension liabilities accumulated in the boom times and falling birth rates have become too much to bear in the post-financial crisis world.
A recent study estimated that over the next 20 years, the government will have accumulated $10.9 trillion in pension liabilities.
