The phrase "a continual process and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing activity or series of actions that are repetitive or never-ending.
Example: "Learning is a continual process and requires dedication and effort over time."
Alternatives: "an ongoing process and" or "a never-ending process and".
This was inspired by the work of Frederich Froebel, inventor of kindergarten, in part to acknowledge how (as O'Kane explains in his artist statement) "becoming a parent opened my eyes up to not only my parents' influence on us as children … but also how life and art and striking a balance is a continual process and should be approached as such.
Rice breeding is a continual process and all varieties are expected to be replaced by improved varieties over time.
A continual process and everyday effort.
These refinements and developments are on-going and a continual process of improvement and field testing is occurring to optimise the device.
I might add, however, that it is equally important to remember that life is a continual process of growth and discovery -- and that the moment we think we have "figured it all out" or learned all our lessons is typically when life will remind us, with a gentle touch or forceful push, that much remains for us to learn.
For Wegner, this was an elusive quest, and one that demanded a continual process of purification and simplification.
Much of the changes that we're buffeted with today is structural -- which is why we can have growing unemployment and a growing number of job-vacancies at the same time -- and typically, it is a continual process of action and reaction without a stable destination.
All systems, moreover, even without formal constitutional change, undergo a continual process of adjustment and mutation as their institutional arrangements respond to and reflect changes in the social order and the balance of political forces.
In a jungle there is a continual process of growth and destruction: dead wood keeps falling from the canopy, and one is well advised, during any high wind in the rain-forest, to make for open ground, to seek safety on the river bank.
This suggests that despite what Mr Obama's speech suggested, his foreign policy resembles a continual process of trial and error rather than the application of clear principles.
Peer review at its best is a continual process of critique and assessment.
