The phrase "accumulation of external" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the gathering or collection of external factors, influences, or resources.
Example: "The accumulation of external data sources has significantly improved our research outcomes."
Alternatives: "gathering of external" or "collection of external".
Spain had thus the opposite of what is needed when there is strong accumulation of external liabilities: Its currency appreciated when what needed was depreciation.
Aristotle's criticisms of deviant political states take a related line: states that encourage the consumption and accumulation of external goods for their own sake, or states that promote warfare and military supremacy as an end in itself, mistake the nature of the best human life.
The recourse to external funding to sustain the rise of credit that led to an unprecedented increase in liabilities with respect to the rest of the world, and the lack of anticipation by policy-makers, both with national and international responsibilities, of the consequences of excessive accumulation of external debt.
Health and well-being in adulthood is not achieved through the accumulation of external successes, but rather through cleaning out your internal emotional closets.
Instead, Greek borrowers would have had to pay increasingly higher interest rates to obtain credit, which would have prevented the accumulation of such large external debts.
Such extended molecular life-spans provide ample opportunity for the accumulation of damage via external influences such as UVR [14, 63].
Modern society has taught us to look to the accumulation of objects and external achievements to satisfy a hunger for recognition, peace, and joy.
Activated Hog1 accumulates in the nucleus and regulates different processes to increase glycerol accumulation, thereby compensating the increase of external osmolarity [1], [2], [3].
The accumulation of Cd increased with external metal concentrations, and was considerably higher in roots than in leaves.
Previous efforts for controlling the internal and external accumulation of acidity for PLGA microparticles have focused on the addition of excipients including neutralization and anti-inflammatory agents.
Additionally, it seems that the penetration of PANI inside the fibers occurs in a larger extent for the chemical polymerization or, in other words, for the electrochemically polymerized sample there is a slightly larger accumulation of PANI in the external regions of the ACF.
