The phrase "and accumulative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that builds up or increases over time, often in contexts related to data, effects, or experiences.
Example: "The effects of the medication are both immediate and accumulative, leading to greater benefits over time."
Alternatives: "and cumulative" or "and additive".
This system is composed of an electronic controller for progressive acquisition, a memory allocator for memory isolation, an efficient memory organization scheme, a compositing scheme to render accumulated datasets, and accumulative frame buffers for displaying non-conflicting outputs.
So where did all this photosynthesis and accumulative natural energy lead?
But managers have never been very good – like teachers spotting bullies in the playground – at identifying equally pernicious behaviour that expresses itself in more subtle and accumulative ways.
The Audit Court reasoned that, although there are no licensing or acquisition fees generally associated with open source software, there are other significant and accumulative fees.
My Revolutions" is dense and accumulative where "His Illegal Self" is fleeting and photographic, and, unlike Carey, Hari Kunzru is explicitly interested in the connections between our current and former ideological selves.
First, the packets pipelining and accumulative acknowledgement strategy is employed to improve the communication efficiency.
(2) The effects of SES on health are not temporary but sustained and accumulative.
Long-term components of manufacturing errors mainly include eccentricity and accumulative pitch error.
b Round-trip time constitution of the packets pipelining and accumulative acknowledgement strategy.
Part of the literature suggested that technological activity is highly industry-specific and accumulative.
So, the validity and feasibility of the exploited circuit and accumulative detection technology are proved.
