The phrase "accumulating warning" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a sense of increasing or growing warnings, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The accumulating warning signs of climate change cannot be ignored any longer."
Alternatives: "growing warnings" or "increasing alerts".
Radio 4's heavily abridged version came in under eight – with accumulated warnings about the "durty" bits, the odd brilliant insight, and endless repetitions of "grilled mutton kidneys with a fine tang of faintly scented urine" adding another hour and a half.
Throughout the foodchain, warning signs are accumulating.
Concentrations of nontoxic algae can deplete waters of oxygen and irritate fish gills, while toxin-producing species can accumulate quickly and seemingly without warning in fresh- and saltwater bodies, posing a threat to humans, fish (including some commercial species), mammals, and birds.
Predicting exactly when is a fool's errand, but the warning signs are accumulating.
The two still talk or text message almost daily, but Geoff Pope began warning her that he was accumulating some small tattoos.
Donor antipathy meant humanitarian agencies concluded it would be politically unfeasible to raise their appeal as early warnings accumulated.
Players who accumulate three citing warnings or three yellow card offences for foul play - or a combination of both - during the Champions Cup and European Challenge Cup competitions will be required to attend a disciplinary hearing.
Despite the best intentions of the heroic UN commander in Rwanda, Romeo Dallair, New York refused to heed his warnings that extremists were accumulating weapons and planning a massacre.
Truman Capote, a devoted chronicler of people with warping appetites, spent his life accumulating evidence of the wisdom of that warning.
