The phrase "a continuous look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or uninterrupted observation or gaze at something.
Example: "She maintained a continuous look of concentration as she worked on her project."
Alternatives: "an unbroken gaze" or "a steady glance".
The construction is stucco, with rounded walls and large semicircular windows facing the ocean, giving the interior spaces a smooth, continuous look.
For a slightly different, more continuous look, start braiding from one ear all the way over the top of your head to the other ear.
"I hope that it stimulates the next generation of dancers coming up," Mr. Chapman said, "because ABT is on a continuous basis looking for the next most talented group of young dancers to dance at ABT".
Furthermore, we modeled exposure as a continuous variable looking at the hazard ratio (HR) per 0.1 μT increase.
This could only really be achieved by self-realization, a continuous process that looks different for each person, depending on his or her unique talents and dispositions.
So this curve that's increasing, but a lesser and lesser rate we can approximate with a continuous differentiable curve that looks like that, so it doesn't have the kinks here, and that's exactly the kind of assumption that seems reasonable to fit the facts, and at least for consumption.
Katherine Heigl played intern Izzie Stevens, in a continuous struggle to be looked upon as a doctor, not the model she used to be.
Furthermore, QM introduces the perspective of a continuous improvement process that looks at both outcomes and process.
The lanes are also offset from block to block, avoiding the look of a continuous alley and creating a wonderful intimacy.
"It's a continuous thing, I have to look after it," said Jones of his knee.
