The phrase "accumulation progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the advancement or development of accumulated resources, data, or experiences over time.
Example: "The accumulation progress of our savings has been steady, allowing us to invest in new opportunities."
Alternatives: "growth progress" or "gathering progress".
This accumulation progresses into chronic inflammation because H. pylori cannot be eradicated from mucosa by immune system.
All ring-shaped RPE accumulations progressed toward RPE atrophy with treatment continuation.
Saunders showed that the Khazzoom Brookes postulate was consistent with neo-classical growth theory (the mainstream economic theory of capital accumulation, technological progress and long-run economic growth) under a wide range of assumptions.
These results suggest that inflammatory condition associated with lipid accumulation may progress in aged dogs.
It remains unknown what can cause the relatively benign lipid accumulation to progress rapidly to the life-threatening stage in hypercarnivores, such as mink and cats [ 1, 6].
Mere accumulation rapidly progressed to systematic collecting of the various issues of particular countries, and the first lists of stamps were published in 1861 by Oscar Berger-Levrault in Strasbourg and Alfred Potiquet in Paris.
Contrast-enhanced CT is the imaging modality of choice, demonstrating aortic wall thickening, periaortic fluid or soft-tissue accumulation, rapidly progressing saccular aneurysm or pseudoaneurysm, and occasionally air in the aortic wall [85].
The understanding of the mechanisms underlying metal ion accumulation has progressed beyond the relevant biochemistry and physiology to encompass the genetic and molecular regulatory systems which differentiate hyperaccumulators from non-hyperaccumulators.
Bird (2007) has defended the "epistemic" definition of progress (accumulation of knowledge) against the "semantic" conception (accumulation of true beliefs or succession of theories with increasing verisimilitude).
It exhibits intra-hepatic fat accumulation and can progress through the more severe nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, leading, in a percentage of cases, to end-stage cirrhosis and HCC.
