The phrase "a continuous drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing motivation or effort towards a goal or objective.
Example: "Her success in the project was largely due to her continuous drive to improve and innovate."
Alternatives: "an ongoing effort" or "a persistent motivation."
In all trials one passive arm was driven through a continuous movement pattern by an experimenter while the participant matched that movement with the opposite, active arm.
However, the earlier reports mentioned a jump in continuous drive mode to 3.5FPS, but maybe I'm reading the spec sheet incorrectly.
With a science education, the continuous drive to explore fits nicely with the new working paradigm.
Then we turned to the production of usable objects like chairs, tables and cabinets, but these were designed in a deliberately neutral way, a criticism of consumer culture and the continuous drive for novelty.
For Embark, a continuous autonomous drive of 100 miles is a big milestone, especially with the complexity of the drive that also includes, for the first time on camera, a self-driving truck handling multiple lane changes, highway transfers and navigating lanes that don't have clearly defined markers.
Continuous drive friction welding is a solid state welding technique which is used to join similar and dissimilar materials.
Percussion and electronics staked their complementary roles as the piece began, with terse, round-robin spatters of bongos and woodblocks, little synthesizer curlicues and then longer electronic zaps and swoops as the percussion took on a continuous, frenetic drive.
However, a continuous industry drive for miniaturization and function integration forces the development of eature sizes down to the nanometer regime.
"The advantage of a lease model and performance-based contracts is the continuous drive to optimise the performance of the product, the environmental performance and the costs".
