The phrase "a continuing exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or repeated experience of being exposed to something, such as a situation, environment, or information.
Example: "The study revealed that a continuing exposure to high levels of pollution can have detrimental effects on health."
Alternatives: "an ongoing exposure" or "a persistent exposure".
The occurrence of gonorrhea or other STDs may serve as a marker of continuing exposure to other colonized individuals, leading to reacquisition of pathogenic strains and predisposing towards SSTI recurrence.
With continuing exposure, a fine tremor develops and may escalate to violent muscular spasms.
Underground mining is a dangerous operation that creates continuing exposure to risk for miners who extract the coal.
The firm seems to have survived the worst of the summer crisis, but its continuing exposure to a moribund mortgage market and its need to expand its presence in faster-growing overseas markets have made the prospect of a capital infusion, matched with the expertise and prestige of an outside partner, more compelling.
Bear Stearns seems to have survived the worst of the summer crisis, but its continuing exposure to a beaten-down mortgage market and its need to expand in fast-growing overseas markets have made the prospect of a capital infusion more compelling.
And continuing exposure is an important factor in these children's health.
Therefore, an important question is whether this continuing exposure after birth to altered fuels through breastfeeding might have consequences for child development.
Alternatively, the cause could be continuing exposure of female deer and their developing fetus es) to an environmental agent that affected the fetus es).
By nine months, though, the babies had become less adept at recognizing the monkey faces unless they had received continuing exposure to them.
And of course Vale's big shareholding in Norsk will give it continuing exposure to aluminium for the time being.
