The phrase "accumulated result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a result that has been gathered or collected over time, often in the context of data analysis or research findings.
Example: "The accumulated result of the experiments showed a significant improvement in the treatment's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "cumulative outcome" or "aggregated result."
Such differences may seem slight in comparison, but the accumulated result, whether of Mr Mitchell's colloquialisms or Mr Verity's carefulness, render these both rather dull literary works.
A CRITIC AT LARGE about George Orwell, and a new, twenty volume complete edition of his work, collected by Peter Davidson, a scholar based in Leicester, who has spent the last two decades chasing down every single piece of paper his subject ever wrote on and then battling with publishers to persuade them that the accumulated result would supply a demand.
The New Yorker, January 18 , 1999P. 72 A CRITIC AT LARGE about George Orwell, and a new, twenty volume complete edition of his work, collected by Peter Davidson, a scholar based in Leicester, who has spent the last two decades chasing down every single piece of paper his subject ever wrote on and then battling with publishers to persuade them that the accumulated result would supply a demand..
With respect to educational decisions we understand the processes of educational attainment as an accumulated result of educational decisions (Mare 1980; Boudon 1974), being based on the evaluation of three crucial factors: costs, utility and (perceived) success probability.
Although, at first glance, it might seem a multi-cycle custom instruction should be utilized; this was impossible due to the necessary accumulated result in calculating the accumulated SAD between each pair of pixels from the selected blocks.
Consider performance as the accumulated result of actions.
But the accumulated results of Mr. Messier's penchant for speaking his mind, acting precipitously and alienating the French business establishment proved insurmountable.
According to USA Today: "Olympic Medal Tracker projects the winners in each medal event for the 2012 London Olympics, based on an algorithm that monitors athletes' performances leading up to the Games Users can see projected finishes for the top eight athletes in each event, plus country-by-country projections based on the accumulated results of individual events.
Several patterns emerged from the accumulated results.
Therefore, an adaptive K-means++ algorithm is proposed to cluster the accumulated results from the sound speed selection mechanism.
The spectra were recorded as the accumulated results of 125 scans and the spectra of dry KBr were selected for background subtraction.
