The phrase "accumulation unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial or investment contexts to refer to a unit of investment that accumulates value over time, often in relation to mutual funds or insurance products.
Example: "Investors can choose to purchase an accumulation unit to benefit from the growth of their investment over the long term."
Alternatives: "investment unit" or "growth unit".
A feedforwarding architecture is employed to decrease the latency between processing elements, in parallel with the word-based accumulation units, which are also pipelined.
The architecture consists of one group of processing elements along the central line and two symmetric groups of accumulation units on two sides.
Two data routing ring circuits (DRRCs) are designed and used in such a way as to utilize the minimum amount of hardware resources to feed the data to the multiply-accumulation unit as a serial-in serial-out circular shift register (SISOCSR) for the HL2 and OL configuration as shown in Figure 9a,b.
Early blastocysts resulted in more lipid accumulation per unit area than expanded ones based on AFU (41.5 vs 26.6) and LC (3519 vs 2583; both P <0.01).
Based on Monte Carlo simulations it is demonstrated that the expected damage accumulation per unit of time in the turbine blades are reduced significantly for the tripod when compared to the damage in a comparable mono-tower design.
They are susceptible to gradual but persistent degradation and monitoring needs to be low cost due to the low potential benefit from carbon accumulation per unit area.
However, sedimentation patterns indicate that the accumulation of Unit 2 with fossils occurred below the current entry point into the chamber, and alternate routes did not involve vertical access shafts that connected directly to surface in either the Dinaledi Chamber or nearby Dragon's Back Chamber.
He also contends that impetus is a variable quality whose force is determined by the speed and quantity of the matter in the subject, so that the acceleration of a falling body can be understood in terms of its gradual accumulation of units of impetus.
