The phrase "accumulation of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing power dynamics, governance, or resource management where control is being gathered or consolidated over time.
Example: "The accumulation of control by a few corporations raises concerns about market competition and consumer choice."
Alternatives: "consolidation of power" or "gathering of authority".
A former ally-turned critic of Erdogan, he suggested the president staged it as an excuse for a crackdown after a steady accumulation of control during 14 years in power.
These findings demonstrate the stepwise accumulation of control mechanisms within imprinted domains and show that CDKN1C imprinting cannot be due to its synteny with IGF2 or with its placental expression in mammals.
Accumulation of control and L-cL liposomes in the liver and spleen (in other organs, such as lung, kidney and brain, the fluorescence intensity of liposomes was very low – data not shown).
These findings demonstrate the stepwise accumulation of control mechanisms within imprinted domains and show that CDKN1C imprinting is not due to its synteny with IGF2 or its placental expression in mammals.
The myocardial LPO accumulation of H−R control piglets was significantly higher than those of sham-operated piglets, and the LPO accumulation was significantly reduced by NAC treatment (Table 2).
The mRNA accumulation of a control IFNγ-inducible gene, the immunoproteasome component PA28 alpha subunit (10), was similarly prevented.
Also, the treatment with 40 μg GLAB resulted in further reduction to approximately 58% of the lipid accumulation of the control.
(2) An accumulation of case control studies and (3) multiple prospective studies show that increased recreational and occupational physical activity levels are associated with reduced endometrial cancer risk.
While the mechanisms of enzyme activation/inhibition have not been established, a similar local accumulation of PIP3 controls polarity in other cells, including neutrophils and fibroblasts (Haugh et al., 2000; Wang et al., 2002).
Cancer is a disease characterized largely by the accumulation of out-of-control somatic mutations during the lifetime of a patient.
Introduction Prolonged use of intravenous (IV) drugs for intensive care unit (ICU) sedation is associated with accumulation and difficulty of control.
