The phrase "a continuous assessment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where ongoing evaluation or monitoring of a subject is being discussed.
Example: "The school implemented a continuous assessment of student performance to better track their progress throughout the year."
Alternatives: "an ongoing evaluation of" or "a constant review of".
The regulator has a responsibility to undertake a continuous assessment of individuals' suitability for their roles in the City, but is not conducting a new investigation into their current roles.
Their solution also supports an evaluation mechanism that performs a continuous assessment of the quality of services.
It is likely that a continuous assessment of preload dependence would avoid the occurrence of intradialytic hypotension, but this has yet to be investigated.
After commissioning of the plant a continuous assessment of the supply system's machinery was carried out by KIT in cooperation with KSB AG and the Indonesian project partners.
A reduction of the dependence of phase difference estimates on interpolation may be obtained by modeling the heart period as a point process[36], thus providing a continuous assessment of HPV and cardiovascular interactions[37, 38].
WLO is a slow process due to the fact that the optimization is very complex (NP-hard [8]) and also because of the necessity of a continuous assessment of the algorithm accuracy which may involve a high computational load.
Finally, the continuous Boyce index, a threshold-independent evaluator, provides a more continuous assessment of the model's predictive power [ 61].
The full introduction of the AFR concepts and principles was initiated in 2008, a continuous assessment followed for a period of two years with a final assessment of the potential change in the manner the AFR conditions were guiding the application of the AFR framework in PS processes.
The LiDCO™plus system combines LiDCO and PulseCO™, and provides a real-time and continuous assessment of a patient's haemodynamic status.
We used causes of death data from the Navrongo Health and Demographic Surveillance system, a system of continuous assessment of demographic dynamics in Kassena-Nankana District (Binka et al. 1999).
Furthermore, echocardiography requires an experienced investigator, is sometimes impossible to perform, and its availability as a device for continuous assessment of hemodynamics in the ICU is limited.
