"accumulation of research" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of gathering or collecting a large amount of information or data for a particular purpose. Example: The accumulation of research on climate change has led to a better understanding of its impact on the environment.
Films like Velvet Goldmine are an accumulation of research and references.
Despite the steady accumulation of research, the evidence can still be criticized as falling far short of conclusive.
An accumulation of research over the years has demonstrated the utility of nanoparticles as antigen carriers with adjuvant activity.
Clifford Gross: In The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Thomas Kuhn indicated that normal scientific knowledge grows via revolutionary inspiration, not just from a steady accumulation of research.
That said, for those interested in understanding negativity in 2018 it is important to remember that negativity is not new to politics; and that there is a considerable accumulation of research on the nature, relevance and impact of negativity on political behavior, and on behavior more generally.
Despite the growing accumulation of research showing that high-quality early education and care is essential to one's ultimate success in life, some remain unconvinced.
Dr. Roizen, the chief wellness officer at the Cleveland Clinic, has been a personal proponent of not sitting at work for years — before the accumulation of recent research on the hazards of sitting for hours, and before the proliferation of standing and treadmill desks in the last few years, which I wrote about on Sunday.
The accumulation of Tech Mining research over the past decade offers a rich resource of means to get at emerging technology developments and organizational networks to date.
The accumulation of academic research that demonstrates the efficacy of lower tax rates and discredits higher government spending increases the power of these arguments.
However, evidence based practice and evidence based policy making aim to base decision making on an accumulation of synthesised research evidence.
P blockade may be a logical therapeutic target, and the accumulation of further research is required to decrease renal tubular damage.
