The phrase "a continuous build up of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing accumulation or increase of something over time.
Example: "The continuous build up of stress can lead to serious health issues if not managed properly."
Alternatives: "an ongoing accumulation of" or "a gradual increase in".
No continuous build-up of Li electrode/electrolyte interface resistance was observed, indicating that the addition of a cation-exchange layer did not hinder entirely Li-ion transport through the separator.
As shown in Fig. 3, if the casing is closed, the produced gas keeps being preserved in the casing, causing continuous build-up of the gas in the annulus.
The reverted γ-phase peaks gained all values located in between the minimum and the maximum Bragg angle indicating continuous build-up of nickel concentration in the γ-phase.
These can be built into your build process or part of a continuous build server.
The continuous multiple build-up of the sticking particles into visible settleable flocs is known as flocculation (Huang and Chen 1996; Tatsi et al. 2003).
This continuous flow of new arrivals and the declining number of people able to get out has led to a build-up of people in the towns and villages near the border at Dera'a.
Check for a build-up of earwax.
By comparison of overlapping sequences it is possible to build up a continuous record of faunas or floras that have progressively more in common with present-day life forms as the top of the sequence is approached.
If a scanning arrangement is used, the objective can be used over a continuous series of small fields and the results used to build up an image of a larger region.
The continuous air flow traveling from the fan through the grid of spacers allows for a person to sit comfortably with no build-up of sweat or humidity within the cushion.
