The phrase "accumulations of three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or gathering of three items, groups, or instances of something.
Example: "The study focused on the accumulations of three distinct species in the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "groups of three" or "sets of three".
"It's currently snowing heavily," said the recorded announcement, "with accumulations of six to eight inches expected".
As the daughter of parents who filled an enormous Iowa farmhouse with the accumulations of four generations, I read "Inheriting Memories, With White Elephants" (Feb. 22) with great enthusiasm.
Accumulations of six inches or feet in the city, more in the suburbs and tropics.
Accumulations of two feet or more were expected in the heart of the storm, with southern New Jersey getting up to 18 inches.
The reported spectra are accumulations of ten scans, from which the similarly recorded, corresponding solvent spectrum was subtracted.
Moreover, all transcript accumulations of sixteen genes tested for chloroplast development were abnormally influenced in tcd10 mutants, especially OsV4, OsRpoTp, V1, V2, RNRL, RNRS, 16SrRNA, rpl21 and OsDG2 were considerably down-regulated (Fig. 6c).
A spokeswoman for RCT council said: "This snow is expected to be particularly severe between 3am and 9am and is likely to lead to widespread accumulations of four inches with six to eight inches over higher ground".
Images (8-bit gray scale) were stored as averages of sixteen video frames (phase images) or as accumulations of four video frames (fluorescent images) with shutter controllers switching between light and fluorescent illumination.
Snow accumulation of three to five metres of water equivalent in a single season is not uncommon.
N. guadelupensis showed the worst performance according to the accumulation of three elements, Mn, Cu, and Zn 50, 30, and 34%, respectively.
