The phrase "accumulated yet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to inquire whether something has been gathered or collected up to a certain point in time.
Example: "Have you accumulated yet enough evidence to support your claim?"
Alternatives: "gathered yet" or "collected yet".
(Points cannot be accumulated, yet a great girth or length is the sum of the points that constitute it).
The local time dependence is less obvious than it was for the CHAMP data, possibly because not enough Swarm data have been accumulated yet.
The dimensionless is probably associated with the disputers because of Hui Shi's paradox that "The dimensionless cannot be accumulated, yet its size is a thousand miles".
Yes, you can take your own bags to the shops rather than accumulating yet more plastic with your purchase.
The resources we are using took hundreds of millions of years to accumulate yet they are running out after a mere hundred years or so of only some of us using them.
Under the IMF deal, Romania must slash industrial subsidies by half this year, chop the budget deficit by more than half as a share of GDP and stop enterprises accumulating yet more bad debt.
Sir David Attenborough, who is supporting the project, said in a statement: "Over the past few decades a vast treasury of wildlife images has been steadily accumulating, yet no one has known its full extent - or its gaps - and no one has had a comprehensive way of getting access to it.
So why would journalists, the same ones who uncover these stories and win all the big awards for doing so, believe that a bigger government, collecting more tax money and accumulating yet more power, would be more effective in educating people, housing them, providing their medical care, than it isn't now?
In science education, research on technological design, pedagogical development, and implementation and evaluation of mobile devices enabled learning has been accumulating, yet challenges remain in supporting teacher enactment and documenting evidence of student learning process in the context of mobile learning.
Preclinical and prodromal stages of AD are presumably featured by accumulating, yet repairable or sublethal DSBs.
This critical range of selection coefficients corresponds to the class of deleterious mutations that are sufficiently weak that they can accumulate, yet are strong enough to negatively impact fitness.
