The phrase "accumulation business" is not a standard expression in written English, but it can be understood in context.
You can use it when referring to a business model or industry focused on accumulating resources, assets, or data over time.
Example: "The accumulation business has seen significant growth as companies seek to gather more data for analysis and decision-making."
Alternatives: "asset accumulation sector" or "resource gathering industry".
James E. Annable, the chief economist at First National Bank of Chicago, foresaw a different scenario, contending that the second-quarter weakness was the result of a reduction in the accumulation of business inventories.
The capital accumulation, successful business.
Today's ITT, already only a piece of the original accumulation of businesses, has decided that it's still too much of a conglomerate.
JM: Can you go a little deeper into how regulatory accumulation affects businesses?
During this time, firms increasingly engaged in strategic alliances (Contractor and Lorange 1988; Dodgson 1993; Hagedoorn 1990) and emphasized technological accumulation, core businesses and key technologies (Peters and Waterman 1982).
Inventory accumulation by businesses fell $8.1 billion in the second quarter, the first drop since the third quarter of 2011, down from a $40.7 billion increase in the first quarter.
A number of economists have emphasized physical investment: that is, the accumulation of structures, business plant and equipment and other tangible assets.
Their motto should be, 'Obsta principiis.' We have no doubt that the legislative body is actuated by the same motives; but the vast accumulation of public business brought before it sometimes prevents it, on a first presentation, from noticing objections which become developed by time and the practical application of the objectionable law.' 116 U. S. 634, 635, 6 Sup.
One was that entry into mitosis is a rather abrupt, switch-like business, whereas accumulation of new protein is a rather linear business, so how do you turn a gradual increase in something into a sharp, switch-like response?
There are already accumulations in the business-oriented collaborative informatics systems that require switching to a new generation: data acquisition, increasing the diversity of people that access them, generalization of databases use, multimedia application development, the use of touch screen-friendly interfaces.
