The phrase "a continuous course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or uninterrupted series of events, actions, or studies.
Example: "The university offers a continuous course in environmental science that allows students to learn at their own pace."
Alternatives: "an ongoing program" or "a steady path".
Finally, the LAIe measurements at the start of each season were used to constrain phenology-based estimates of annual LAIe development, resulting in a continuous course of LAIe in the forest over the five-year period.
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Experience, a continuous course of learning and professional growth, and a host of other life and professional experiences notably developing client skills enable them to be effective.
My mind ran a continuous course of what I could do and would do, to take this away from my child.
In this regard, Microfinance Institutions are found in many countries in order to take on a continuous course of action for alleviating poverty.
The cultivations were conducted as duplicates and in time-displaced flasks to illustrate a continuous course of growth and Surfactin production.
Since the presence of severe toxicity because of both the extended field of irradiation and a combination of chemoradiotherapy had been expected, we used a split course radiation technique with a 1- to 2-week treatment-free period instead of using a continuous irradiation course.
Some studies of a continuous irradiation course combined with 5-FU and CDDP indicated that grade 3 and higher leukocytopenia and oesophagitis occurred in 33 54% and 48 50% of patients, respectively (Herskovic et al, 1992; Poplin et al, 1994).
Over 130 saxophonists, each clad in all-black outfits, made a pilgrimage through the museum following a continuous, circular course around the quartet and through the audience.
We now switch gears and consider how such an individual input, arriving with a continuous time course, can be optimally tailored to evoke a maximal response.
It is likely that severe leukocytopenia and oesophagitis frequently occurred in a continuous irradiation course.
