The phrase "accumulating volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the increase or buildup of a quantity, often in relation to data, resources, or physical substances.
Example: "The accumulating volume of data from the experiment necessitated a more robust analysis method."
Alternatives: "growing volume" or "increasing volume".
At the end of the snowmelt period when the frozen soil thaws, the flux of water may be extremely high in the unsaturated zone because of the accumulated volume of water.
The throughfall results are presented as two-dimensional matrices, in which each term corresponds to the accumulated volume of drops that dripped in that location, which offers insight into its spatial distribution under the foliage.
Yet electronics executives argue strongly that "if you're going to get into a market, you'd better do it big". One of the major reasons for this view is an experience curve in which costs drop 15%to30%0% each time accumulated volume doubles.
The profile of surface pile up, including its distribution and accumulated volume, is strongly related with the machined surface quality such as surface roughness.
Thus, a stand killed by fire at age 20 years, with an intended rotation length of 30 years, is estimated to have two thirds of the accumulated volume at 30 years.
In each period, we measured the accumulated volume of nectar in a group of previously bagged flowers that could not be accessed by flower visitors.
D[ v, 90], D[ v, 10], and D[ v, 50] are the diameters at the particle accumulated volume ratio of 90%, 50%, and 10%, respectively (Table 2).
It should be noted that the conductivity curve of Celluclast 1.5 L had a positive peak in retention time of 1.67 min (accumulated volume 5 mL) while an adverse peak was found for YHL.
The VIMS study investigates in a cluster randomized controlled design the effectiveness of different time wise combinations of specific strength training with identical accumulated volume, and the relevance of training supervision for safe and effective training.
I've accumulated volumes of evidence that this approach is not just a good idea; it works.
