The phrase "accumulation in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between accumulation and another concept or factor.
Example: "The accumulation in relation to environmental resources has significant implications for sustainability."
Alternatives: "accumulation concerning" or "accumulation regarding".
The aim of this study was to examine sludge accumulation in relation to surface characteristics designed by nanotechnology.
Her first book, Men of Capital: Scarcity and Economy in Mandate Palestine (2016) explores how Palestinian "men of capital" and British colonial officials in the Thirties and Forties forged ideas of economy, property and accumulation in relation to broader currents in modern Arab thought, and in response to wartime austerity.
This is in line with the concept of deficit accumulation in relation to cognitive categories, as used with the 3MS data from the CSHA.
However, Austbø et al. [9] did not investigate the compartmentalisation of PrPC expression in other peripheral lymphatic tissues, nor did they investigate the PrPC expression and PrPSc accumulation in relation to possible sites of neuroinvasion.
The suitability of the lut2npq1 mutant for the analysis of O2 signaling was confirmed by comparing physiological parameters and ROS accumulation in relation to wild-type plants.
Irrespective of their biological functions, the quantitative differences observed in mRNA transcript, protein and metabolite accumulation in relation to the plant developmental stage are presented in Table 4.
In the Calcisol chronosequence, the dynamics of all fractions was close to the dynamics of total SOC with the exception of free POM showing a moderate accumulation rate in relation to total SOC.
We estimated that the intra-tumor variability of PSMA accumulation is low in relation to the difference between healthy and malignant tissue, justifying a 'binarized' model within the prostate volume.
Whether taurine accumulation occurs only in relation to apoptotic cells, or whether apoptosis and increased taurine content derive from a common cause such as hypoxia, resulting in a population of cells with increased taurine of which some are in the apoptotic stage, is as yet unknown.
Because every point in Ω is an accumulation point of Ω in relation to the norm (3.7), so it is meaningful to discuss convergence of boundary value transmission problems with respect to this norm.
It is worth noting that heterogeneous research methods have hampered the consistent accumulation of evidence, particularly in relation to measuring patient need or severity of disease [ 105- 110] and consequently defining the population of those patients who are able to benefit from surgery.
