The phrase "accumulated weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the total weight that has been gathered or built up over time, often in contexts related to physical objects, data, or metaphorical concepts.
Example: "The accumulated weight of the evidence against him made it impossible for the jury to reach a not guilty verdict."
Alternatives: "total weight" or "cumulative weight".
With a flow accumulation grid as the accumulated weight of all cells flowing into each downslope cell, valleys can be defined through the use of the flow accumulation value (Olivera et al. 2002b) (Fig. 2e).
The Flow Accumulation function calculates accumulated flow as the accumulated weight of all cells flowing into each down slope cell in the output raster.
More importantly, there is an increasing sense of the accumulated weight of the cases on him.
It's the accumulated weight of decades of lived experience, which have somehow tilted you towards despair.
The old building started me down with its accumulated weight of ivy and tradition.
The accumulated weight of information overload eventually causes Chalmers's physical senses to depart him one by one.
Cuts through the graph with minimum accumulated weights correspond to morphological layer boundaries.
Let t1 and t2 represent time steps (t1 < t2) and B t1,t2) = A t1-1 A t1-2 A t1-3)…A t2), which models the accumulated weights between time t1 and t2 (Hegselmann & Krause 2002).
This score takes into account the number of paths between two nodes of the network and the accumulated weights of these paths.
Now that (sum _{t=1}^{2w+1}K_{s,t}) represents the accumulated weights within one column of the support window, we can compute it in a similar way as for the PCC matrix Γ.
In case the th codeword and the th codeword are to be merged, the accumulated weighting for the codeword (that is an average over children codewords, and, as mentioned in (16) and (27) for weighting and no-weighting conditions, respectively) is (28).
