The phrase "cumulative stress" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the gradual build-up of stress over time, resulting in an overwhelming sense of pressure or strain. Example: The constant demands and long work hours have led to a state of cumulative stress for many employees in the company.
Ortiz, J.-C. et al. Impaired recovery of the great barrier reef under cumulative stress.
My illness has been caused by cumulative stress of work over many years which became beyond my capacity to manage.
Chiodo A, Chadd E. Ulnar neuropathy at or distal to the wrist: traumatic versus cumulative stress cases.
In some ways, the trip to U.N.C. was a highlight of the epic year of applications, but even during that trip Maria was exhausted from the cumulative stress of trying to impress so many people at so many schools.
At least eight Israeli soldiers died on Wednesday, the highest total since this conflict in the north began on July 12. Doctors at Rambam, one of northern Israel's most advanced hospitals, described the cumulative stress on the city and themselves.
Buckling of the membranes was tested by means of optical methods and the cumulative stress of the multilayer structure was quantified by Makyoh-topography.
Findings from this study will provide clinically important, new information about associations of cumulative stress, environmental, lifestyle and genetic factors with incident CVD risk in aging women.
While Kennedy's unexpected death at the age of 55 prompted friends to reflect on his troubled relationship with alcohol and the series of family tragedies which had placed him under cumulative stress in recent years, others emphasised that his spirits had been relatively buoyant despite his general election defeat in early May.
The cumulative stress of continued police harassment and prosecution was taking its toll, physically, emotionally, and financially, and he was officially declared a pauper by the U.S. District Court in San Francisco in 1962.
Restoration ecologists and managers face a daunting challenge recreating an ecosystem, in the face of chronic cumulative stress from human activities, that varied widely over temporal and spatial scales.
It was found that South America, Africa and Asia Southeastt) showed an increasing trend in the annual cumulative stress suggesting that the increase in cumulative heat stress outweighed the reduction in cumulative cold stress.
