The word 'accumulations' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun to refer to the act of collecting or gathering things together over a period of time. It can also refer to the things that have been collected or gathered. Example: The heavy snowfall resulted in large accumulations of snow on the roads, making it difficult for cars to pass through. The company achieved record profits due to the accumulations of successful investments made over the years.
But he is consciously shedding it from his life, as he is shedding the house and all the accumulations of the years: the saucepans and chairs, the postcards and birthday cards, the blankets and stamp albums, the holiday ciné films.
Their conclusion is that many of Mars's meteoritic craters were home to lakes for part of their history.These craters, according to the photographs, contain accumulations of sedimentary rock that are several kilometres thick.
It came when, reading Dostoevsky's "The Brothers Karamazov" as a teenager, he discovered that among the most breathtaking passages were accumulations of hard, simple fact: "the kind of bark on the moonlit trees, the way a window is hinged".
Their accumulations are part of attempts to identify and understand the natural world.
Rather it erodes in fits and starts amid accumulations of misstep and scandal.
To emphasise: I am not saying that any of us consciously wishes to make such an argument, merely that he accumulations of our arguments calls out for this explanation, or another one.As we move towards the final tally, let me record my pleasure at, and gratitude for, the opportunity to join you in this debate.
Showy altruism has long served as a strategy for justifying huge accumulations of wealth in the envious eyes of the public, but Mr Jobs has eschewed charity.
And, in a slightly different scientific context, the Science Museum next door to it has 300,000 objects recording the history of science and technology.Deciding what to do with these huge accumulations of things is becoming a pressing problem.
Keynes wrote in 1919 that it was "precisely the inequality of the distribution of wealth which made possible those vast accumulations of fixed wealth and of capital improvements which distinguished [the Gilded Age] from all others".
Now some 180m acres of western forests an area nearly twice the size of California have unnaturally thick accumulations of young trees and brush, the stuff fire scientists refer to as "fine fuels".
These days, kidney stones and similar calciferous accumulations in other parts of the body can be dealt with by using a dose of shockwaves to break up the offending concretion with no cutting required.Shockwave therapy, as it is known, is just one of a range of non-invasive techniques that reduce the need to slice people open in order to treat them.
