The phrase "a continuity of experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing series of related events or situations that someone has encountered over time.
Example: "The workshop aimed to create a continuity of experiences that would enhance the participants' understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "a series of experiences" or "an ongoing sequence of experiences".
That's part of Microsoft's plan for a "continuity of experience", meaning that it won't matter what kind of computer you're using Windows on.
"We move through time," Manguso says, "and there are individual events, but there is a continuity of experience, too". All the same, ongoingness cannot protect us from mortality, from desolation, loss.
Erikson, who initially made the term "identity" an important concept in his work on psychoanalytic theory and character pathology, referred to W. James by stressing on the importance of the "conscious sense of individual uniqueness", the "I" in its spontaneous, self-evident acquaintance with itself matching the "unconscious striving for a continuity of experience" [ 23], p. 208.
One is this: I cannot remember an object unless I have seen it earlier—I cannot remember what you have seen (cf. Locke's account of personal identity in terms of a continuity of memory experiences).
The word raga is derived from a Sanskrit root meaning "to colour," the underlying idea being that certain melodic shapes, involving specific intervals of the scale, produce a continuity of emotional experience and "colour" the mind.
We assume there was a continuity of people who experienced 2002 and saw the consequences of not challenging the president.
Sharples et al. (2014) used the concept of seamless learning to describe when a person experiences a continuity of learning across a combination of locations, times, technologies and social settings.
And Kerry, who believes it was the right move to "appoint from within" and ensure a continuity of approach, said his London 2012 experience would be invaluable in his new role.
As such, it is not extended across time as it is case in the experience of a continuity of the self across time resulting in what is described as personal identity.
