The phrase "a continuity from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or ongoing relationship between two points, ideas, or events.
Example: "The research shows a continuity from traditional methods to modern techniques in the field of education."
Alternatives: "a link from" or "a progression from".
Many attempts have been made to find the form's origins in preclassical and classical mime and farce and to trace a continuity from the classical Atellan play to the commedia dell'arte's emergence in 16th-century Italy.
Mr. Robertson said a greatly improved southern stretch, with a strong emphasis on stores and apartments and with great attention paid to the street's character, could work with upper Fifth Avenue in "a pincer" movement to improve the critical streets between - re-establishing a continuity from 34th to 57th that has not existed in decades.
Though deeply tied to New York history -- his great-great-grandfather, Harmon Hendricks, was a celebrated copper merchant on South William Street in the early 19th century -- Mr. Goldstone did not think of himself as an antiquarian but "as one who sees the city's landmarks as a continuity from the past and a commitment to the future".
In one way, I feel a continuity from back then and on the other hand, the reason people are so interested in the 90s comes from a spirit that we should look at and see what that can tell us.
The Capsian is argued to have developed in situ in North Africa, marking a continuity from the Iberomaurusian and Oranian into the Capsian [ 21, 24, 26].
There should be no distinction between "what was" to "what is", but rather, see life as a continuity from "what is" to "what will be".
The plot of Monsters University details Mike and Sulley's first meeting, but this created a continuity error from the first film in which Mike tells Sulley that he has been jealous of his looks since the fourth grade.
The script would have featured a different Superman in a separate continuity from Singer's film; Routh was not approached to reprise his role for Justice League: Mortal, which ended up going to D. J. Cotrona.
For him, there is a natural continuity from mathematics to the whole conduct of human life.
In this work Leroi-Gourhan argues that there is a fundamental continuity from the biological to the sociological and that this continuity is realized through the mediation of technology.
There is a clear continuity from even the most liberal conservatives to extreme reactionaries (as American political theorist Corey Robin stresses), but there is also a meaningful difference between acceptance of representative government and social change (even if regretfully, cynically or pragmatically) and violent, organized opposition to either. .
