The phrase "accumulating all over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is gathering or building up in various places or areas.
Example: "The leaves were accumulating all over the yard, creating a colorful blanket on the ground."
Alternatives: "piling up everywhere" or "collecting in various places".
Scrap tire piles continue to accumulate all over the country and constitute dangerous environmental hazards.
Furthermore, when osk mRNA is overexpressed in par-1 mutants, the levels of Osk protein are hugely increased compared to osk mRNA overexpression in a wild-type background, and ectopic protein accumulates all over the oocyte (Zimyanin et al., 2007).
During carcinogenesis and tumor progression these phenomena accumulate all over the nucleus, which is undergoing constant remodeling with a progressive gain of dark chromatin spots with hypomethylated 'clear' surroundings, resulting in an increasing number of chromatin areas of varying staining intensity.
The specific changes in the fibrin group had two steps: the first step was that a lot of inflammatory cells, mainly lymphocytes, accumulated all over the microscopic visual fields (8/8 rats) and the second step was that huge lymph follicles were found (3/8 rats).
It was as if we had died but got to sort through our things; it was as if we'd been reborn and were now able to start accumulating things all over again.
Accumulated into all-over fields, these elements should create a dazzling opticality; but the light and color are dull (the color of dried blood in two cases) and the repetition monotonous (Johnson).
The billionaire's group, named after his deceased son, accumulated assets all over the world, including substantial stakes in Berkeley, a British homebuilder, and HSBC.Saudi companies like to keep their problems within the family.
Log-likelihoods are accumulated over all the segments and the model with the highest total likelihood is given as the label for the recording.
Candidate speaker models are accumulated over all the slices in the test session together with the frequency of appearance of their clusters.
The error estimates from step 2(c) are then accumulated over all K folds, to produce the cross-validation estimate of the prediction error.
