The phrase "a continuous line of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unbroken sequence or series of items, people, or events.
Example: "There was a continuous line of cars waiting to enter the parking lot."
Alternatives: "an unbroken line of" or "a steady stream of".
Even Pinker, a descriptivist, goes along with me part way on that: "The most consistently respected meaning difference between continual and continuous," he notes, "is that continuous can be used for spatial as well as temporal continuity (a continuous line of trees'), whereas continual can be used only for temporal continuity.
Putin's ominous statement followed a continuous line of measures laws, bills, and initiatives aimed at restricting online communication in Russia.
Putin's ominous statement followed a continuous line of measures — laws, bills, and initiatives — aimed at restricting online communication in Russia.
Praise then to the Baltic gallery trustees, who have broken a continuous line of male directors with the appointment of Sarah Munro.
Early professional actors who adopted this system discovered that a continuous line of curtain providing three to five openings was even more versatile.
Lakshmi used only her given name as a dancer, but those who knew her as Balasaraswati's daughter knew that she was descended from a continuous line of distinguished musicians and dancers at the court of Tanjore in South India.
Mathematical infinities occur, for instance, as the number of points on a continuous line or as the size of the endless sequence of counting numbers: 1, 2, 3,….
"I realised I had never drawn a continuous line for that length of time".
Airway epithelial cells, which form a continuous lining of the airways, have a unique role as a protective physical and functional barrier to deleterious external agents.
To achieve this goal, a continuous lining of ECs on the luminal surface of TEBVs seems to be essential since it represents a physical barrier that is able to prevent platelet adhesion and the activation of the coagulation cascade [ 28].
Tubular gland cells (tg) do not have a ciliary ring around their opening, but a continuous lining of acetylated α-tubulin IR in the membrane lining the cell (diameter 1.5 3.2 μm, length 7.8 8.9 μm, n = 3, r = 1 4, m = 5, Fig. 6d, e).
