"growing accumulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of something being accumulated or collected at an increasing rate. For example: "The growing accumulation of plastic in the oceans is having a devastating impact on marine life."
The level of the growing accumulation may be raised by the wind, forming dunes.
But most accept that there is a growing accumulation of tragic stories that reflect the extreme despair many claimants feel.
When I look down from the subway platform at almost any busy station, I notice a growing accumulation of AA batteries tossed on the tracks.
However, the growing accumulation of new wind energy networks in the landscape is encountering increasingly trenchant social and political resistance.
The proof lies in the region's growing accumulation of reserves, which is a measure of Asians' efforts to hold down their currencies.
The media, of course, encourages this teenage architecture; it gives most attention to extreme capitalist buildings, to this ever- growing accumulation of architectural extravagance, to fanciful museums full of shops.
Growing accumulations of my mother's craft supplies, papers, books, and random items prevented us from reaching the tree in the years that followed.
On the basis of existing literature, a typology of four different patterns of upscaling is proposed: growing, replication, accumulation, and transformation.
PaCSs apparently arise in the juxtaribosomal cytoplasm interposed between RER cisternae, at sites of bacterial products accumulation, and progressively grow by accumulation of newly formed particles, while pushing aside cytoplasmic organelles.
Instead it is more consistent with recently proposed model where cones grow by accumulation of clasts falling from a sustained eruption column.
(Answer: before 2007, it helped everyone; afterwards, it redistributed jobs rather than creating them).As the number and scope of trials have grown, the accumulation of detail has started to generate broader insights.
