"newly accrued" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means something that has recently been gained or accumulated. Example: The company's profits for the quarter were much higher than expected due to newly accrued sales from their latest product launch.
Being a statistically obese guy from Evansville, I was pretty stoked to hear the news about our newly accrued fame, especially with the city's 90th annual Fall Festival coming up, because that meant this would definitely be the most deliciously epic display of caloric atrocities to date.
To determine whether APOL1 genotyping should be performed broadly in deceased kidney donors with African ancestry, APOL1 G1 and G2 variants were genotyped in newly accrued DNA samples from AA deceased donors of kidneys recovered and/or transplanted in Alabama and North Carolina in a recent study.
Overall, in the prospective studies 70 newly diagnosed OALs were accrued, while the retrospective studies have accrued 58 patients.
We anticipate continuously refining our classifier as newly diagnosed cases accrue.
But strikers' access to discounted tickets would be on the same basis as newly hired staff, without regard to accrued seniority.
Strikers' access to discounted tickets, however, would be on the same basis as newly hired staff, without regard to accrued seniority.
A newly transferred staff member may use accrued and unused PTO time during the first 90 days in a position with the approval of the supervisor.
The most effective attack that Rousseff has deployed against Neves is that he will introduce harsh economic reforms that could roll back the gains that have accrued to Brazil's poor and newly emerging middle class in the past 12 years of PT rule.
This answer is totally unrealistic -- and becomes only more so as new histories and newly discovered scientific findings accrue.
Marathon accrued similar benefits.
Early boundaries accrued.
