The phrase "accumulating progress" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which steady growth or improvement is occurring over time. For example, "The team was pleased to see their hard work accumulating progress as they gained more customers each month."
These can focus consumers on either accumulated progress (by stamping the card for each purchase) or remaining progress (by punching a hole in the card).
Blacks only recently began to close the home ownership gap with whites, and thus accumulate wealth — progress that now is being erased.
When the block is released and a bolus of RA is simultaneously administered the accumulated spermatogonia progress through the differentiation pathway in complete synchrony and maintain that synchrony with regard to stages of the cycle of the seminiferous epithelium for several months.
At three months of age, few such clones have accumulated or progressed to a stage where they can form an immediate cancer once p53 is deleted.
Eventually these pans may enlarge and freeze together to form larger floes, or they may gather at the leading edge of an ice cover and form a layer of accumulating ice that progresses upstream.
But the new report's total of 630 kilograms — an increase of about 150 — shows that Iran has been making progress in accumulating material to make nuclear fuel.
It is not just about beating England, it is about getting out of the group and accumulating enough points to progress.
Because genomic information is accumulating rapidly with recent progress in DNA sequencing technology [38], [39], such information is increasingly available to researchers.
The initial goal of the interventions (weeks 1 12) is for participants to progress towards accumulating 30 minutes of moderate intensity exercise on three days per week.
But genomic data are accumulating (57 genomes in progress according to GenBank) and will soon offer possibilities for further extensive analyses.
