The phrase "a continuous area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or region that is unbroken or uninterrupted in nature.
Example: "The park features a continuous area of green space that is perfect for picnics and outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "an uninterrupted region" or "a seamless zone".
Effective noise reduction for intrusion detection systems (IDS) is a continuous area of research.
Fire storm, violent convection caused by a continuous area of intense fire and characterized by destructively violent surface indrafts.
Behind the coastal fringe lies the equatorial forest zone that until a century ago formed a continuous area more than 125 miles (200 metres) wide.
The BCO maintains all available slots as a continuous area and attempts to construct each burst from one of the two ending slots of this area.
According to our divergence time estimates, the arid track may have already existed as a continuous area connecting southern and northern Africa in the late Miocene.
As much a physical feat as an artistic one, the frescoes painted there by Bortoloni and his collaborators cover a continuous area of over 6,000 square meters, or nearly 65,000 square feet.
Caldén woodlands within Córdoba province currently remain as a highly fragmented mosaic with a single continuous area of forest left.
For example, a large disturbance, such as a large wildfire or major wind event, could cut across a forest dominated by beech (Fagus) and maple (Acer), separating what was once a single continuous area into two or more distinct patches.
For example, a large disturbance, such as a large wildfire or a major wind event, could cut across a forest dominated by beech (Fagus) and maple (Acer), separating what was once a single continuous area into two or more distinct patches.
Violent convection caused by a large continuous area of intense fire.
The covered GO layer has a wide continuous area, with wrinkles and folds at the edges.
