The phrase "and accumulates in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes or phenomena where something gathers or builds up in a particular location or medium.
Example: "The pollutant is released into the water and accumulates in a reservoir, posing risks to aquatic life."
Alternatives: "and gathers in a" or "and collects in a".
Life-long growth of the lens fiber occurs mainly in the anterior half and accumulates in a concentric encircled direction (Figs. 1B and 3Cb, Hiraoka et al., 2006).
ATP is also released and accumulates in a much higher concentration in the tumor interstitium than in healthy tissues [ 5], and recent reports have highlighted the involvement of ATP in tumor progression.
This experiment indicated that (a) hypomethylation preferentially occurs in the mucosa cells of the stomach and accumulates in a gradual manner and (b) the estimated mCpG% value of non-tumor samples is not significantly affected by the presence of the muscularis and serosa derived cells.
In these situations, only more adaptive cells can survive and accumulate in a tumor.
Our investigation shows that particles interact selectively with vortical structures and accumulate in a specific region along the wavy wall.
The bulk of these sediments were point-sourced and accumulated in a system of coalescing fans that formed a clastic wedge along the boundary fault system.
As Jon Moses writes of the rust-porn commodification architecture used by restaurant chains like Byron Burger, capitalism has recently learned how to monetise our boredom with corporate gloss: "A ruin is space which stops resetting the clock, allowing time to layer and accumulate in a bionic fusion with nature.
Small WLCL form on the plasma membrane and accumulate in a centripetal fashion, forming the greater part of the exospore.
BRP and RBP co-localized in control animals and accumulated in a co-localizing fashion in axons of aplip1 null mutant animals.
Although few in vivo studies exist, they suggest that QDs may be systemically distributed in rodent animal models and accumulate in a variety of organs and tissues.
