The phrase "accumulated stress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the build-up of stress over time, often in contexts related to mental health, work, or personal life.
Example: "After months of working long hours without a break, I realized that I was suffering from accumulated stress."
Alternatives: "built-up stress" or "cumulative stress".
Each quake releases a little bit of the accumulated stress.
Many of my clients need help reducing the effects of accumulated stress.
Research has identified multiple indicators of accumulated stress load on the body.
Guilt and accumulated stress eventually drive Pavel into a paranoid frenzy that has horrific reverberations.
Either way, both was or will be followed by a civil war as decades and perhaps centuries of accumulated stress are released.
We speculate that accumulated stress load across the lifespan may alter the rate or extent of myelination to create a persistent, structural vulnerability to mental illness.
This study sought to determine whether child abuse and neglect predicts allostatic load (a composite indicator of accumulated stress-induced biological risk) and to examine potential mediators.
The geometric non-linearity analysis considers the effects of accumulated stresses and the effect of the changes in the geometry on the structural stiffness of the elements as the load is increased.
It got me thinking: If this is how much McCain has aged in the last three years, how well is he going to age in the next three years, after the accumulated stresses of the grueling primaries and election, and with the unimaginable stresses of the Presidency lying ahead?
Corresponding increases in photoprotective pigments after the initial phase were observed in heat-treated corals suggesting that the photosynthetic system was struggling to compensate for the rapidly accumulating stress.
The asperity accumulates stress and eventually releases it, producing an earthquake, when a frictional threshold is exceeded.
