The phrase "a continuous conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an ongoing process of changing something from one form to another, such as in technology or energy.
Example: "The system is designed for a continuous conversion of solar energy into electricity."
Alternatives: "an ongoing transformation" or "a constant change".
As a result, a continuous conversion process of SSS and online separation of bioethanol were achieved by GS-SSF.
A suitable feed rate may also allow a continuous conversion of inhibitors, as has been shown in fed-batch fermentation of dilute-acid hydrolyzates [ 114].
At unattached kinetochores, the binary complex Mad1- closed" Mad1- closed a scaffold for a continuous conversion of the cytosolic "open" Mad2 into "closed" Macts which is asle to bind Cdc20 and inhibit APC/C activity [ 32– 35].
Although multiple mismatches within one heteroduplex are generally converted in a concerted manner, yielding a continuous conversion tract, tracts with mixtures of conversion-type and restoration-type repair have been detected in both meiosis (Symington and Petes 1988; Mancera et al. 2008) and mitosis (Nickoloff et al. 1999; Mitchel et al. 2010).
A 'jump' from the high conversion regime to the low conversion regime occured when the CO feed concentration was increased from low to high values; as the CO concentration was decreased, a continuous transition from the low conversion regime to the high conversion regime resulted generally.
At last, a triple-bed circulating fluidized reactor system based on a large degree of deactivation long time regeneration cycle test was proposed to realize an effectively continuous regeneration of Mo/HZSM-5 and therefore an efficiently continuous conversion of CH4 to benzene.
For PA, its concentration is maintained at low levels in the cell as a result of its continuous conversion into other lipid species, which balances its de novo synthesis [ 4, 5].
Part of the study was devoted to the assessment of the performances of the immobilized laccase in terms of continuous conversion of a reference dye.
A continuous surface conversion layer is formed after 45 s of immersion in the conversion bath.
A continuous methane conversion of 86% and a hydrogen flux of 0.1 mol m−2 s−1 were achieved in the membrane reactor under these challenging conditions for almost 1100 h, demonstrating the great potential of membrane reformers for H2 production.
Systems which create a constant data stream require a continuous import, conversion and storage of data while other applications might only support a full data export (e.g. using the CSV file format).
