The phrase "a continuous erosion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing process of gradual decline or deterioration in a particular context.
Example: "The continuous erosion of trust between the two parties has led to a breakdown in communication."
Alternatives: "a gradual decline in" or "an ongoing deterioration of".
Most likely, active comets in near-Earth orbits go through a continuous erosion process in successive perihelion passages until disintegration into meteoritic dust and fragments of different sizes.
Furthermore, in Nigeria as in other sub-Saharan countries going through social changes, there is a gradual but continuous erosion of the traditional extended family system.
As a matter of fact, the continuous erosion of the perceptual sphere of individuals through the standardisation of space has shown a resistance to change over time.
It is a lose-lose situation because the continuous erosion of the nation's territorial integrity could trigger a popular uprising, and even a revolt within the army that had fought a bloody border war against China in 1979 and has grown increasingly frustrated with the party leadership's subservience to Vietnam's historic enemy to the north.
In his 2018 speech in Chișinău, he warned that "continuous erosion of differences between a man and a woman" could lead to dire consequences even men in high heels and skirts.
Glacial action has been the primary force behind the heavy and continuous erosion of Everest and the other high Himalayan peaks.
Corrosion quickly ensued and material loss was rapid because of the continuous erosion of oxidised material that occurred simultaneously.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is one of the autoimmune diseases that caused inflammation of the synovium with continuous erosion of bone leading to loss of the joint [ 1].
A slight jump of erosion occurs around 2.15 m due to the continuous erosion by latter part of the landslide in the accumulation process, and the degree of erosion.
