The phrase "a continuous leak of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or persistent release of something, often in a negative context such as information, resources, or substances.
Example: "The investigation revealed a continuous leak of confidential information from the organization."
Alternatives: "an ongoing flow of" or "a steady release of".
One possible explanation for the protracted duration of the outbreak could be a continuous leak from the sewage system, which would have caused persistent contamination of the environment.
This is how RNAi drugs stop the production of disease-related proteins at source they hold the tap turned off whereas most medicines try to mop up a continuous leak.
IMPACT: Deoxyribonucleic acid instability renders RA T cells susceptible to apoptosis, causing a continuous leak from the T-cell pool.
Continuous leaking of urine and or faeces was an extremely trying experience: "When you sleep and wake up all clothes are wet, when you work it flows on its own" (Jane, 25 years old, lived with fistula for one year).
Continuous leaking of urine and the physical, emotional and social suffering associated with it, has a profound impact on women's quality of life.
Continuous leaking of urine and the smell associated with it pushed women away from attending to spiritual observances or community gatherings as part of their social responsibilities.
Living with fistula for years, and hence continuous leaking of urine and symptoms associated with it, obviously affected women's sex life.
Their experience of continuous leaking of urine, the smell, feelings of shame, fear and sorrow affected their ability to earn a living through farming, petty business, peddling or employment.
Living with fistula for many years, continuous leaking of urine and symptoms associated with it; affect women's marital life because they cannot assume their culturally ascribed marital roles.
This allows for a continuous outward leak of pCA, which results in concentrations sufficient to trigger pCA-induced currents.
