The phrase "accumulating ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or skill to gather or acquire knowledge, skills, or resources over time.
Example: "Her accumulating ability to learn new languages has impressed everyone around her."
Alternatives: "gathering skill" or "accruing capability."
Four acetate-utilizing microalgae with high lutein accumulating ability were isolated and tested for lutein production.
This study used a novel strain isolated in the laboratory, Pseudomonas putida GM6, which had a high phosphate accumulating ability and could recover rapidly from the deteriorated system and enhance the capability of phosphorus removal in activated sludge.
> -wrap-foot> The presence of multiple PPK genes in M. phosphovorus may have favoured the high polyP turnover rate and accumulating ability, although which of the four PPK homologues are polyP-synthetic or degradative has yet to be clearly distinguished.
Future research refining the extent of swamps and marshes, as well as their peat accumulating abilities, will help to decrease discrepancies between different carbon accounting databases.
Experts of sectors are defined by their accumulated ability and knowledge of well-being issue [113, 114].
This suggests that it may be more costly to accumulate capacities to resist many antibiotics than to accumulate ability to inhibit (kill) many targets.
That means that every time you play is a test of your own personal skill — situational awareness, speed, game knowledge, planning and ability to stay cool under pressure — rather than the accumulated abilities of a digital avatar.
Microbial cells including yeast, algae, and bacteria offer several advantages over the traditional terrestrial feedstocks, including faster biomass production, ability to accumulate lipids, ability to grow in adverse conditions, and scale up feasibility [ 1– 3].
Once the character accumulates enough ability points in battle, the ability becomes usable without having to keep the item equipped.
Evidence is accumulating regarding the ability of arsenicals to produce reactive oxygen species and free radicals as measured using electron spin response.
A thermophilic Gram-positive bacterium K5, which exhibited good growth and polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB -accumulating ability, has been isolated and characterized from a biotrickling filter designed for the removal of NOx from flue gas in a coal-fired PHB -accumulatinginability
