"stock accumulation" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of gradually building up or collecting a large amount of something, often for future use or benefit. It is commonly used in business or finance contexts, particularly when discussing investments or assets. Example: "The company's stock accumulation over the past year has resulted in significant profits for shareholders."
Viewed benignly, the stock accumulation was a sign that the founding family had faith in the company's future.
We present a model of optimal stock pollution control with general distributed delays in the stock accumulation dynamics.
In contrast, SOC stocks at the reference forest increased by 2.2 Mg ha−1 year−1 with major SOC stock accumulation in the forest floor.
Inventories fell sharply after being flat in March, an indication that stock accumulation will not contribute to growth in the second quarter.
Experimental studies on decision making in dynamically complex simulated systems have shown that poor performance arises from decision makers' failure to correctly interpret feedback information due to the confounding effects of stock accumulation, time delays between decisions and actions, and non-linearities between system elements.
Unlike a drug company such as Valeant, its stock accumulation didn't trigger an early antitrust review.
Many companies have "stock watch" programs in place at are intended to identify stock accumulations, or stock price movements at reflect an impending takeover attempt.
Second, the long-term monitoring data from each permanent plot were used to assess trends in stand characteristics development and live tree biomass C stocks accumulation inside each permanent plot.
This type of model is comprised of stocks (accumulations or depletions), flows (rates of change), delays (time lags) and feedbacks (reciprocal relationships).
If that borrowing draws down nature's bounty faster than the biosphere can recycle the waste and replenish the stock, the accumulation of entropic debt will eventually collapse whatever economic regime is harnessing the resources.
Here we present a stratigraphy of peatland carbon stocks and accumulation through the peat profile in a tropical ombrotrophic wetland and assess shifts in vegetation inputs and organic matter degradation using n-alkane distributions and Rock-Eval 6 pyrolysis.
