The phrase "a continuous array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unbroken or uninterrupted series of items or elements in various contexts, such as data, objects, or experiences.
Example: "The artist created a continuous array of colors that blended seamlessly into one another on the canvas."
Alternatives: "an unbroken series of" or "a constant stream of".
GIS software allows the user to treat the Earth's surface as a continuous array of numbers.
They are too busy serving their bread-and-butter customers with a continuous array of better products.
Figure 2 clearly shows that a continuous array of micro- and nanoscale structures was formed on the LED devices with high fidelity.
Tandem amino acid repeats (AARs), or homopeptides, are protein segments that comprise a continuous array of identical residues.
Thus, instead of having a continuous array of 400 wavelengths (from 350 to 750 nm), and the corresponding reflectance intensity values, a discrete set of 16 specific data points is obtained.
In these spermatids, the zone of cytoplasm between the manchette microtubules and the nuclear membrane was occupied by a continuous array of small, regularly-positioned, finger-like projections which appeared to emanate from the cytoplasmic surface of the nuclear membrane.
These discrete arrays would therefore roughly correspond to a continuous arrays of length L=18 (normalized by wavelength).
This suggests that the inner kinetochore proteins might be more stable when they are part of a continuous array than when they are present in heterochromatin, perhaps offering insight into why animal and plant centromeres are composed of alternating arrays of CENP-A and H3 nucleosomes.
However, as has been shown in the work of [24 26], a continuous array is nonetheless a very useful theoretical construct to develop performance bounds for any discrete antenna array subject to the same size constraint.
The increasing dividend threat could undermine the stock market, which is already suffering from evidence of the looming payments squeeze and the seemingly continuous array of profit warnings.
Despite this, the occurrence of a single large CENP-A domain in all epialleles suggests that continuous arrays of CENP-A nucleosomes may have a transmission advantage.
