The phrase "accumulated sum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a total amount that has been gathered or added up over time.
Example: "The accumulated sum of donations over the years has significantly contributed to the charity's success."
Alternatives: "total amount" or "cumulative total".
Once the accumulated sum became large enough, a free meal could be redeemed.
When you write criticism about literature or any other subject, you're writing for literature or that subject, even more than you're writing for your reader: you're adding to the accumulated sum of things that have been said about your subject over the years.
where sumCooling tc) is the accumulated sum of cooling function values.
u jk and v jk are accumulated sum of the first and second order statistics of descriptors x ji respectively.
Consequently, for each new reception, the accumulated sum of the matched filters is updated and the same for the squared compound channel.
The increasing steps from the non-parametric exits is natural being the accumulated sum per tag of the exits over remaining people ratios.
This accumulating sum of best one-dimensional approximations is an algorithm for finding a best approximation from U. Variations of the method have been called Von Neumann alternating search, Diliberto-Strauss, and median polish algorithms.
Initializing and restarting the pipeline is needed to accumulate sums of products of a number of input sequences one after another.
Watson obliged, and had engineers James Bryce and George Daly in IBM's Endicott plant build a gigantic tabulator capable of accumulating sums of squares, raising numbers to powers, and so forth by means of direct subtraction (the first punched-card machine to do this) plus a novel system of ten paired accumulators.
("When a man has accumulated a sum of money within the law... the people no longer have any right to share in the earnings," John D. Rockefeller said).
Exchange officials said that Mr. Grasso accumulated the sum by deferring significant components of his pay during his 20 years as an executive at the exchange.
