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The phrase "a continued mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or manner of operation that persists over time.
Example: "The system operates in a continued mode to ensure uninterrupted service during peak hours."
Alternatives: "an ongoing mode" or "a sustained mode".
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A continued mode of addition of reference items could then be applied while avoiding a possible clinician-bound bias as well as an inter-mode bias of addition.
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Previous studies also used selective cox-2 inhibitors as single postoperative dose, in continued mode, or in combination with other modalities.
When the liquid is depleted, the 2nd and 3rd stages will operate in a continuous mode to maintain the helium tank at about 1.3 K, allowing continued operation of the 1st stage (in a single-shot mode) and hence the SXS instrument.
The heirs' efforts to fulfill Paul's dream of peace and environmental harmony take up the rest of this mini-series, which ends, again, in to-be-continued mode.
While rates of neonatal complications after VE are generally low, higher odds ratios for intra- and extracranial hemorrhages and brachial plexus injuries after VE, compared with other modes of delivery, support a continued cautious use of VE for preterm delivery.
North Korea might be content to see a continued American military presence, the official said, albeit in a different mode, to ensure that a vacuum was not created as changes occurred over what could be a drawn-out reunification.
A continued U.S. presence will be resisted.
A continued slide should surprise no one.
Donor shortage remains a continued challenge in liver transplantation.
Most signs point to a continued upswing.
Sometimes, for a continued story.
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