"drastically accumulated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to describe a sudden, large increase in something, such as an outcome, population size, or number of possessions. For example: "The company's profits drastically accumulated over the course of the past year."
Oil red O staining revealed that neutral lipids are normally transported in wild type mice, while they drastically accumulate in intestinal epithelial cells of LPCAT3-deficient mice.
During the first rounds of DNA amplification immunofluorescence signals of H3K4me1 and H3K4me3 were observed to drastically accumulate de novo in advanced stages (a3) of macronuclear development.
In our empirical tests it turned out that a constant threshold of 1500 increases the number of coupling nodes only marginally but decreases the number of fill-ins drastically in the accumulated (A_{c,c}).
Surprisingly, cell wall bound poly P showed a very dynamic behaviour, and accumulated drastically for a short time period during late cytokinesis.
Also AVR PPHB SUSCEPTIBLE 3 (plays plans an important role in SA metabolism, as pbs3 mutants accumulate drastically reduced levels of SA-glucoside, a putative storage form of SA.
We report, that the majority of black cultivars accumulate drastically decreased amounts of flavones, which is accompanied by low FNS II activities and suppressed FNS II expression.
While the number may seem drastically high, these events have accumulated over billions of years of evolutionary time.
Regarding Ins15, all rRNAs except 25S rRNA drastically under-accumulate, irrespective of their size, including 35S pre-rRNA, suggesting a defect in rDNA transcription.
When the A domain was removed from CAO, and only BC domains were introduced and overexpressed in Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana), the protein levels of CAO were drastically increased and chlorophyll b was excessively accumulated [ 11].
