The phrase "accumulated testimony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of evidence or statements that have been gathered over time, often in a legal or investigative context.
Example: "The jury was presented with the accumulated testimony of several witnesses, which painted a clearer picture of the events that transpired."
Alternatives: "gathered evidence" or "compiled statements".
The accumulated testimony of the people who knew the subject best is meant to illuminate and explain his art, but what happens is the reverse: we know him best through his songs.
The accumulated testimony was deeply damaging for UBS, which lost its chief executive after Adoboli's arrest and is being investigated by the Financial Services Authority and the equivalent Swiss watchdog over apparent control failures.
Besides the accumulated testimony of thousands of refugees, there is also a stack of documents, unearthed last week by Human Rights Watch, a lobbying group, that shows beyond reasonable doubt that the janjaweed's ethnic cleansing has Khartoum's blessing.So what can be done?
"I spent much time accumulating testimony and information for a report on the situation of the current prisoners as well as the accounts of those who had been detained and tortured in the past".
The testimony accumulated by Saville enables access to material that would normally be embargoed for many years or anonymised out of usefulness.
Over at least the last three decades a vast but often contradictory body of literature on medicines adherence has accumulated that bears testimony to this [ 1, 9].
The vividness of Shenton's description comes from the wealth of first-hand testimony she has accumulated.
Army officials revealed shortly after the charges were filed that the Peers commission had accumulated more than twenty thousand pages of testimony and more than five hundred documents during fifteen weeks of operation.
As the testimonies accumulate, a picture of the ship as a complex organism emerges – albeit one dominated by rigid class hierarchies, not only when it was afloat, but more perniciously as it began to sink.
Gates scribbled some of their testimony on tall blackboards, which accumulated in leaning stacks.
But evidence soon enough accumulated proving that whatever the status of "Testimony" was, the reinterpretation it inspired was accurate.
