The phrase "accumulated sales" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the total sales that have been gathered or collected over a specific period of time.
Example: "The accumulated sales for the quarter exceeded our expectations, leading to a significant increase in revenue."
Alternatives: "total sales" or "cumulative sales".
Adele, 24, has now accumulated sales of more than 10 million for her second album, 21, in the US alone.
In this study, using high correlations between short- and long-term accumulated sales within similar products groups, a new forecasting model is presented.
Perhaps the most ubiquitous brand on the list is Buick, which has an accumulated sales decline of 81% since 2003.
Perhaps the most ubiquitous brand on the list is Buick, which had an accumulated sales decline of 81% since 2003.
If a restaurant's internet connection goes down, in-store operations continue uninterrupted and the accumulated sales data posts to the cloud automatically when the connection is restored.
The Korea Music Content Industry Association (KMCIA), which operates the chart, told Korean news outlet Yonhap that the accumulated sales of the top 400 Korean albums recorded by the chart jumped 160% from the previous year.
Here we assume that during the time when the account is not settled, the retailer sells the goods and continues to accumulate sales revenue and earns the interest with rate (I_mathrm{e}.) Therefore, interest earned and payable per cycle for different cases is given below.
Still, Renegades has yet to accumulate sales that approach or eclipse any of their other studio albums before this.
In other situations, or a few years down the line, when they have finally acquired their own pharmacies or are accumulating sales commissions, they may instead appear to embrace the entrepreneurial ethos.
Since then, though, disappointments had accumulated, on sales growth most of all.
Ray of Light has accumulated global sales of over 16 million copies.
