The phrase "a bit of continuity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of maintaining a consistent flow or connection in a narrative, process, or situation.
Example: "In storytelling, a bit of continuity can enhance the audience's understanding and engagement with the plot."
Alternatives: "a touch of consistency" or "a small amount of coherence."
So a bit of continuity and a safe pair of hands might be one response.
"Greig offers us a bit of continuity, having captained the side on the summer tour.
I guess there's a bit of continuity here with the inflation truthers, a group that similarly includes people who unaccountably continue to be treated as respectable.
It also offers the Saints a bit of continuity that Parcells, as an outsider with little relationship with members of the Saints coaching staff, could not have provided.
"All I needed was a bit of continuity, which I got by playing in the last three games on the trot.
"We hoped to keep a better tempo and a bit of continuity, but unfortunately for one reason and another we didn't, and the injuries were part of that," he added.
Ten of their top 12 rotation players return from last season, providing a rare bit of continuity.
"I just told him he needed a little bit of continuity to his life, to know where he was going to be for the next two or three years," said the Stoke manager, whose signing of the 24-year-old for just £800,000 is beginning to look like the most astute piece of business of the season.
"We need a little bit of continuity and will be looking to secure more of the current squad over the next few weeks.
Despite that little bit of continuity confusion, there is a great central conflict — that this Robin, who is prone to breaking the rules of crimefighting, may be more than Batman can handle.
"Our kicking game was really poor which didn't give us a chance to get some field positions and build a bit of pressure and get some continuity.
