The phrase "a continuation in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an ongoing process, event, or theme that is being carried forward or extended.
Example: "This report serves as a continuation in the series of studies we have conducted over the past year."
Alternatives: "an extension of the" or "a follow-up in the".
The similarities between the patterns of priming performance over the three memory load conditions are therefore speculated to result from a continuation in the strategic reduction in interhemispheric inhibition to continue to facilitate compensatory bilateral recruitment in older adults in each of the memory load conditions.
"It's a continuation, in the best Rotterdam tradition".
What is the double goodbye if not a continuation in the grand tradition of "double dipping" (i.e., chips in salsa), "shrinkage" and mastery "of your own domain"?
Similar materials were used in the construction of the wall paintings of both churches, marking a continuation in the Byzantine technology in the construction of wall paintings.
No matter what the final outcome is, Australians are likely to end up paying more out of their own pockets, and we will almost certainly see a continuation in the ever-widening health gap between rich and poor.
The latest budget request marks a continuation in the shift in focus away from Japan's northern maritime border with Russia – where cold war Soviet forces once posed a threat – to an 870-mile chain of southern outlying islands stretching from the Japanese mainland towards Taiwan.
As a continuation, in this paper, we formally verify the security requirement in the exteded protocol.
www.tillescenter.org Correction: September 10, 2000, Sunday A continuation line in the Dance listing on Page 26 of Arts & Leisure today and the first line of a January entry are overprinted and illegible.
This is discrimination by a different name -- a continuation, in effect, of the racism historically entrenched in the U.S.D.A.
His aesthetic might be a continuation in rough American guise of the sense of calme, luxe and volupté, the calm luxuriousness and voluptuousness associated with Matisse.
The artist says their first physical zine marks a continuation in FELT's mission to bridge the gap between URL and IRL.
