The phrase "accumulating process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or series of actions that lead to the gradual gathering or increase of something over time.
Example: "The accumulating process of data collection is essential for accurate analysis in research."
Alternatives: "gradual accumulation" or "cumulative process".
However, the reputation accumulating process is ruined by such malicious SUs that may behave in a honest manner, then turn malicious at the next moment.
The designed cyclic treatment is essentially a hydrogen absorbing and accumulating process being crucial for the application in the grain refinement of Ti-64.
These data indicate that NBS-LRR genes in strawberry experienced a gradual accumulating process to adapt to their specific physiological characteristics and ecological changes.
However, by capturing these dynamics in the accumulating process itself, the DPM allows for incorporating the effects of context in reactive (i.e., penalty and reward structure) and proactive (i.e., probabilistic expectations) control in a single unifying parameter (i.e., execution drift rate), while at the same time distinguishing between action cancellation and no-go decision processes.
The information accumulating process I considered has to be very effective, and to result in an information-rich outcome in a fairly large number of situations.
This accumulating process follows an exponential trend.
Practitioners need to be sensitive to accumulating process-based knowledge, and scholars need to invest further in developing it.
This paper aims to accumulate process level LCI data for EDM and to assess the environmental impact using life cycle analysis.
Since the significant effect of ambient chloride concentrations on the accumulated process of the peak value of chloride concentration, field environment test and accelerated simulated experiment have been employed to investigating the time dependent characteristic and similarity of the peak value of chloride concentration of concrete.
Eukaryotic DNA replication is completed over approximately 10 hours in dividing human cells, while gene phylogeny represents the accumulated process of gene birth (and loss) over hundreds of millions of years of evolution.
We postulate that these transient responses occurring at the moment of recognition are evidence that regions in the aI and dACC are involved in the capture of focal attention (i.e., when accumulated, processed information becomes available to awareness).
