The phrase "accumulated years" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the total number of years that have passed or been lived through. Here are two examples of how it can be used in a sentence: 1. "Despite his age, he still had the energy and enthusiasm of someone half his accumulated years." 2. "After living in the city for her entire life, she decided it was time to escape the noise and chaos of the accumulated years and retire to the countryside."
Its products attest to many, many accumulated years of Swedish caution.
Mr. Thomas still feels the strain of the accumulated years of financial stress — not to mention the emotional costs.
It is the itch to discover what lurks beneath concealing clothes and clouds and dusty layers of accumulated years.
By the time he quit for good, at thirteen, he'd accumulated years of fishing experience in the Yucatán, Veracruz, and Oaxaca.
The best work in "Easy," her sixth collection, responds — with cheer and tolerance, with terse good humor — to her accumulated years.
The case had accumulated years of dust, but when I opened it, the five pieces of the clarinet sat there, just as they always had, waiting to be put together.
In soccer, the peak comes when players accumulate years of experience and settle down to apply wisdom to their performance.
Not too long ago, a typical career strategy for Americans was to accumulate years of service with a solid company, and a typical travel strategy was to pile up frequent-flyer miles with a stalwart airline.
Note that accumulating years of dual VET does not represent success in upper secondary education per se, as students might end up accumulating others forms of human capital.
Second, on average, low track students are less successful in accumulating years of dual VET for two possible reasons: student types (v) and (vi) accumulate fewer years on average than type (iv) students, and/or type (iii) students represent a large share of low track students engaging in dual VET.
Apex predators such as dolphins and orca are highly toxic, accumulating years of persistent organic pollutants in their fat and blubber.
