The phrase "accumulated volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the total amount of something that has been gathered or collected over time, such as data, resources, or physical substances.
Example: "The accumulated volume of water in the reservoir has reached an all-time high due to the recent rainfall."
Alternatives: "total volume collected" or "cumulative volume."
The profile of surface pile up, including its distribution and accumulated volume, is strongly related with the machined surface quality such as surface roughness.
At the end of the snowmelt period when the frozen soil thaws, the flux of water may be extremely high in the unsaturated zone because of the accumulated volume of water.
The throughfall results are presented as two-dimensional matrices, in which each term corresponds to the accumulated volume of drops that dripped in that location, which offers insight into its spatial distribution under the foliage.
Thus, a stand killed by fire at age 20 years, with an intended rotation length of 30 years, is estimated to have two thirds of the accumulated volume at 30 years.
In each period, we measured the accumulated volume of nectar in a group of previously bagged flowers that could not be accessed by flower visitors.
D[ v, 90], D[ v, 10], and D[ v, 50] are the diameters at the particle accumulated volume ratio of 90%, 50%, and 10%, respectively (Table 2).
That malady brings Arlen into contact with a neighborhood chiropractor (Ms. Graham), while his urge to rid himself of accumulated volumes of self-help literature leads him to become the reluctant mentor to a bookstore owner (Mr. Pucci) in need of counseling.
The evolving nature and accumulating volume of real-world data inevitably give rise to the so-called "concept drift" issue, causing many deployed Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) systems to require additional maintenance procedures.
We estimated the effect of stump harvest on species richness at the stand level by combining all samples and extrapolating a rarefaction curve derived from the landscape-level species pool to an accumulated sample volume of 48 m3 which corresponds to the total volume of stumps on average-sized clear cuts in Northern Sweden.
The initiating self-heating process depends on the substance (reactivity, volatility), amount of accumulated liquid, volume and temperature.
The accumulated methane volume (ml/0.5 g DM) at 12 h for M. sativa (12.5 ml) was higher than L. pedunculatus (8.8 ml; P < 0.05).
