The phrase "a continuous influence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing effect or impact that something has on another thing or situation.
Example: "The continuous influence of technology on education has transformed the way students learn and interact with information."
Alternatives: "an ongoing impact of" or "a persistent effect of".
The flow field is also assumed to be under the continuous influence of time space dependent arbitrary source/sink term.
It is found that the continuous influence of anisotropic diffusive behavior arose by wetting of substrate induces the wetting component spreading onto the interface of the substrate randomly.
Many experiments have shown that electrical conductivity and dielectric permittivity of graphene-polymer nanocomposites are strongly dependent on the loading frequency, but at present no theory seems to be able to address the continuous influence of frequency.
As such, it is subject to continuous influences of culture and new technology.
The most important improvement for introducing this new continuous influence function is to ensure the continuity of the resulting final horizontal displacement, slope, strain and curvature.
Since most blood vessels are subject to the continuous vasoconstrictor influence of sympathetic nerves, blocking these adrenoceptors causes a widespread relaxation of the blood vessels.
During the summer when water demand is high and pumping is more continuous, the influence of deep groundwater stored at intermediate depths is minimized such that the chemistry of water from the well is more representative of groundwater contributed from intermediate depths in addition to the groundwater contributed from the deep part of the aquifer.
Leaders and followers who make our country are in a continuous state of interaction and mutual influence.
Several studies reported on a possible positive influence of continuous training on CHW job satisfaction and motivation (Lewis 2010; Ge et al. 2011).
(The Szeklers, meaning Frontier Guards, received their name, it seems, because they were Hungarians sent to Transylvania to protect Hungary's eastern flank). Surrounded by heterogeneous Slavs, Germans, and Romanians, the Hungarians have been subject to a continuous mixture of physical types and cultural influences.
