The phrase "accumulated systematically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where items, data, or information are gathered in an organized and methodical manner over time.
Example: "The data was accumulated systematically to ensure accuracy and reliability in the final report."
Alternatives: "gathered methodically" or "collected in an organized manner."
From equation (2) above we see that individuals with α > α i would be accumulating, systematically, positive balances.
The extension consists of the iterative construction of a surrogate model based on systematically accumulated simulation results to capture the causal relation between the key decision variables and supply chain performance.
Corporations have systematically accumulated power and wealth that, in combination, approaches that of the infamous Robber Barons of the '20s.
The concept that the formation of blood vessels by DCs with endothelial potential (VLCs) is not restricted to artificial tumour models, but rather constitutes a bona fide angiogenic mechanism promoting the progression of human tumours, is supported by the high (∼40%) proportion of VLCs systematically accumulated in ovarian carcinomas (Conejo-Garcia et al, 2005).
Given a level and duration of benefits and the contributions rate, some accounts can systematically accumulate savings (which are taxed) whereas others systematically run negative balances (which receive subsidies).
The reason you need to do this is that savings don't accumulate randomly, but systematically.
Clearly, under an 'actuarially fair' risk pooling arrangement, none of the accounts would systematically accumulate savings or be in deficit.
AEA uses the biological knowledge already accumulated in public databases to systematically examine large lists of genes trying to suggest biological interpretations of the experimental data.
As nobody in the pool would systematically be accumulating negative or positive balances, there are no systematic subsidies (taxes) received (paid) by any individual within the group.
This localization was confirmed by immunoelectron microscopy where the PrPc signal appeared accumulated in the nucleus (Fig. 1B, N) and systematically excluded from the nucleolus (Fig. 1B, *).
