"point accrual" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a system of rewarding individuals with points for certain actions. For example, "This loyalty program includes point accrual for every purchase made."
It has one of the lowest thresholds to achieve status, and one of the fastest points accrual per dollar spent.
It wouldn't be easy, not with the rigid point-accrual requirements, but Schlopy scraped up his savings and plunged into a vagabond life.
The statistical plan for the trial uses a design that evaluates the hazard ratio (HR) of alogliptin to placebo first based on the primary CV composite end point after accrual of 80 to 150 primary CV events and again when there are 550 to 650 primary CV events.
The time to event curve describes the cumulative event-free time distribution at a given point after accrual in clinical trials.
They point to the accrual rate for their pension, which is one year for every 80 worked, with a maximum of 40.
Employees who are just reaching the point where the accrual of benefits begins to accelerate rapidly in the years before retirement will suffer if their companies convert, Mr. Certner said.
This represented a convenient point in the accrual of women to assess response rate, because the layout and colour of the questionnaire were modified at this stage.
As method of evaluating PFS, a time-to-event (PFS curve comparison) approach was selected over a binary (progression free rate at one time point relative to accrual) to avoid arbitrary time point selection.
Nevertheless, the decision on whether or not to investigate a new treatment further should not be based on a single numerical cut-off for α, but perhaps on consideration of several pieces of information, including other clinically important efficacy end points, safety and accrual rates.
