The phrase "a continuous passage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an uninterrupted flow or movement of something, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The river created a continuous passage of water that nourished the surrounding landscape."
Alternatives: "an unbroken flow of" or "a steady stream of".
It is interesting to notice that, despite the existence of a continuous passage between Arabia and Eurasia, our phylogeny suggests that colonization of Eurasia by members of the genus Stenodactylus occurred much later and was very restricted geographically.
In most schemes involving flooding of crops, it is usual to provide outlets for emergency overflow, and possibly for draining as well, because growing crops appear to be less affected when there is a slow continuous passage of water than if the water is stationary.
Second, the process of carefully examining each word in a continuous passage and learning both the sound and the order of those words by heart, reinforces the essential elements of Latin phonology, morphology, and syntax.
Continuous passage of this strain for 100 inoculation times demonstrated that a higher percentage (>95%) of cells maintained the plasmid when cultivated under selective pressure (ampicillin) than under nonselective conditions, suggesting that the presence of antibiotics in the medium prevents the loss of the pcDNA-CCOL2A1 plasmid.
Our simulation results for the bed evolution of the river under the 100-year flood reveal complex sediment transport dynamics near the bridge piers consisting of both scour and refilling events due to the continuous passage of sand dunes.
With time and continuous passage of impregnating solution over the catalyst bed and subsequent adsorption and desorption, the platinum re-distributed along the support bed until a more uniform platinum distribution was obtained.
Continuous passage of FHL2-restored MEFs readily gave rise to established 3T3 cell lines in which the levels of FHL2 protein were significantly lower than in wt MEFs (Fig. 1B).
Continuous passage of Mdr2-restored MEFs readily gave rise to established 3T3 cell lines.
Continuous passage of bloodstream-form T. brucei in either mice or culture strongly selects against the ability to complete stumpy differentiation.
