The phrase "accumulating and distributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gathering resources, information, or data and then sharing or allocating them to others.
Example: "The organization focuses on accumulating and distributing resources to those in need during the crisis."
Alternatives: "gathering and sharing" or "collecting and allocating".
The "sell money" is accumulated and distributed equally among all new entrants.
Until there's something done about the way wealth is accumulated and distributed, the tax structure, unfair competition, usurious interests rates, financial speculation and other matters, individual initiative can't lead to much of substance on a broad scale.
In these models, individuals accumulate and distribute damage as described above, which determines survival probabilities in each generation.
Design and realization of irrigation systems, including equipment for irrigation systems and building of civil works that accumulate and distribute water for irrigation.
In other words, IC is accumulated and distributed in three different ways: through individuals, through organizational structures, processes, and systems, and through relationships and networks [ 9].
These findings indicated that the histological appearance of the NBs of our transgenic mice had a similarity to that of human NBs in terms of the extensive pericyte coverage of the vasculature, which may be related to an inability of liposomal DXR to accumulate and distribute into the tumor tissue.
But any profits that are allowed to accumulate and are distributed later are all taxed at the higher ordinary income rate of up to 35%.
1191, substituted "Deduction for estates and trusts accumulating income or distributing corpus". for "Deductions for estates and trusts accumulating income or distributing corpus". in item 661.
Neither Sam and Ida nor their trust needs the sale proceeds, which will simply accumulate and then be distributed to their heirs.
This study focuses mainly on evaluating the potential for utilizing RFID-based techniques to accumulate, manage, monitor and distribute data related to quality.
