The phrase "accumulated residue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe leftover material or substances that have built up over time, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "After several experiments, we noticed that there was an accumulated residue at the bottom of the beaker."
Alternatives: "collected residue" or "deposited residue".
Subsequently, the coverage of accumulated residue was evaluated from linear sweep voltammetry performed in methanol-free electrolyte.
We grasp anew the supreme mastery and imagination of Greek artists of the sixth and fifth century B.C. in, for example, the goofy glee of two nude males leaping to the accompaniment of a double flute, the grave sensuality of strigil-wielding nude women gathered around a basin, and the oddly unsettling sight of an athlete feeding the accumulated residue from his strigil to a happy dog.
Because environmental pollution problems have generally been neglected over the centuries, accumulated residues in these important areas have led to increased pollution of soil and plants (both spontaneous and cultivated).
Because mothers are exposed to insecticides via various routes, accumulated residues are transferred to infants via breast milk, in some cases exceeding recommended intake levels.
And that implicit memory bank gets shaded in a darker and darker way by the slowly accumulating residue of negative experiences.
Just like your own hair, human hair will accumulate residue through normal wear.
Implicit memory establishes the interior landscape of your mind what it feels like to be you based on the slowly accumulating residues of lived experience.
As a result, GBH-tolerant GM crops accumulate residues of these herbicides during cultivation [7] potentially increasing the daily intake of the consumer.
Look into the oil remaining in the bottom of the differential for metal parts or residue, and on the magnet located in the lowest part of the bottom for accumulated parts/metal residue.
In sum, the decreased soil pH and organic matter, increased salt stress, or accumulated coffee residue and allelochemicals under long-term coffee monoculture may attributed the poor growth of the coffee plants in pots and low yields of coffee beans in the fields.
They include a decrease in heart rate and blood pressure, changes in the hormones that affect the nervous system, sensations of tingling or numbness as circulation improves, difficulty in sleeping, increased coughing as the lungs try to clear out years of accumulated tobacco residues, a slight sore throat, fluid retention and perhaps headaches, constipation and other gastrointestinal discomforts.
