The phrase "a continuous growth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an ongoing increase or development in a particular area, such as business, personal development, or environmental factors.
Example: "The company has experienced a continuous growth of its customer base over the past year."
Alternatives: "an ongoing increase in" or "a steady rise in".
Mechanisms associated with screw dislocations, or twinning edges, can provide for a continuous growth of crystals.
In Italy, a continuous growth of nonprofit organizations has occurred in the last years.
Regarding the generation side, a continuous growth of wind and PV systems is expected, that will increase to unprecedented levels the amount of non-synchronous generation connected to the grid through power converters.
From January 29 to 31, a continuous growth of a pancake-shaped mass of lava inside the summit crater was detected by synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite imaging analysis (Ozawa and Kozono [2013]).
Remarkably as the burnup proceeds the initially seedless fertile rods have a continuous growth of fissile content up to an asymptotic value for a given spectrum and the fissile content in seeded rods monotonically decreases.
This vertical orientation of the tubules allows a detailed study of the growth process by AFM and shows that the building of nonacosan-10-ol tubules from Lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) and Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) leaves is based on a continuous growth of a small circular precursor structure by supplementation of the wax on top of it [52].
A small continuous growth of intrinsic emission relative intensity and a small blue shift of exciplex band maximum from 545 nm at 4.0 V to 535 nm at 6.0 V are also observed.
In previous experiments the H. influenzae isolates Rd KW20, R2866 and 10810 showed a continuous growth over the period of the experiment [ 24, 25].
A small continuous growth of intrinsic emission relative intensity is observed.
The following terms are used to delineate a family farm's sustainable development: (1) The target of viability in contrast to that of a continuous growth in scale cf.[11 14, 16, 17].
Thus, an interesting continuous growth of 2D ZnO nanoflake arrays is achieved on the aluminum substrate.
