The phrase "a continuous line of works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of related works or creations that are connected in some way, often in the context of art, literature, or projects.
Example: "The artist's exhibition featured a continuous line of works that showcased her evolution over the years."
Alternatives: "an unbroken series of works" or "a seamless collection of works".
"But there is also a continuous line of hard work, passion, naive enjoyment and a ridiculous work ethic.
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.
It is not intended to construct a continuous line of defence or to erect extensive works.
The capture of Fort San Miguel allowed the Portuguese sappers to complete the circumvallation works, which consisted of a continuous line of little forts, each able to garrison as many as about 200 soldiers, or perhaps as few as 25 musketeers.
The editors believe literary works participate in the history of ideas, whether understood as a continuous line of development, as a process of inheriting and correcting schemas, or as a sequence of archeological layers.
Praise then to the Baltic gallery trustees, who have broken a continuous line of male directors with the appointment of Sarah Munro.
Putin's ominous statement followed a continuous line of measures laws, bills, and initiatives aimed at restricting online communication in Russia.
The inside of the academy's sports hall was ringed by school tables along which ran a continuous line of black plastic flower pots each piled high with a different type of potato, starting by the door with first earlies working it's way via 2nd earlies round the entire hall to late maincrops.
What the Kochs represent is a continuous line of corporate reaction to the welfare state and the legitimation of unions that goes back to the New Deal.
The final line of obstacles was a continuous line of hedgehogs 165 yards (150 m) from the shoreline.
