The phrase "accumulation of interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or any situation where interest is being gathered over time.
Example: "The accumulation of interest on the loan will significantly increase the total amount owed by the borrower."
Alternatives: "growth of interest" or "interest buildup".
I had £7,000 left which I put into a technology fund to cover the accumulation of interest.
He recognizes that the accumulation of interest groups guarding the status quo, and the remarkable increase in partisan polarization (especially on the right), are structural changes, difficult, at best, to reverse.
"I don't care who gets married," he says, "but the Republicans will use this to divide the Democrats and reduce us to an accumulation of interest groups -- a woman's right to choose, a kid's right to education, a transgender's right to whatever".
It is, however, an open question to what extent the accumulation of interest payments on debts leads to substantial increases of the ultimate debt to be paid.
These data can be added to the renewed accumulation of interest in the impact of the immunoproteasome in infection and inflammation, following studies on LCMV [28] and toxoplasma [49] (recently reviewed in Ref. [50]).
These funds seek to maintain a very stable value of its shares while also seeking to increase shareholders' wealth through accumulation of interest and dividends.
The much greater mortality associated with deficit accumulation is of interest, and is motivating additional inquiries by our group.
Even so, within and between country variations in deficit accumulation remain of interest [ 21], especially in relation to the slope of the FI with age, its relation to mortality and the presence of a limit.
In order to stop borrowers from being socked by an accumulation of unpaid interest whenever they fail to pay their bill, there are laws requiring credit-card companies to specify a minimum payment in each statement.
Against that shear accumulation of special interest dollars, I have no legitimate means of winning a race for the United States Senate under these circumstances.
But if we're worried about the longer-term implications of current policies, the buildup of greenhouse gases is a much bigger deal than the accumulation of low-interest debt.
