The phrase "a continuous channel of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or uninterrupted flow of something, such as information, communication, or resources.
Example: "The organization established a continuous channel of communication to ensure that all team members were informed about the project's progress."
Alternatives: "an ongoing stream of" or "a steady flow of".
Simultaneity, the interconnected porous structures of MnOx/C samples are believed to provide a continuous channel for the diffusion of electrolyte ion and shorten the diffusion length of ions involved in the charge/discharge cycling processes.
Bead lightning, also called chain lightning, form of lightning of longer duration than more typical lightning that appears as a string of luminous segments instead of a continuous channel.
FSC relies on the frictional heat generated between the tool material and the metal workpiece to soften and deform the material to facilitate the creation of a continuous channel.
If imaging cannot demonstrate a continuous channel or a significant length of a channel, then a cleft cannot be reliably distinguished from angle recession and cannot be localised with sufficient precision to place a surgical incision.
Depending on the conformation of Lys296, a continuous channel is formed which connects the two openings found in the crystal structures of opsin (Figure 1 3).
Nonetheless, by allowing a continuous channel access, we prove that the performance of any protocol might be greatly increased.
We describe here a continuous channel through the protein that connects these two openings and investigate properties of the channel with respect to the passage of retinal.
The length of the cell was optimized to 3 5 cm with continuous channels of 400 450 μm in diameter.
The effect of the presence of the continuous channels of the dispersed phase across the membranes on gas transport properties was investigated experimentally.
From the theoretical and experimental results, it could be concluded that the abrupt increase in gas permeability of the blend membranes at 20 30 wt% of PI phase may result from the formation of the continuous channels of the more permeable dispersed phase when the block copolymer is added.
