The phrase "a continuous performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or uninterrupted act, event, or display, often in the context of art, theater, or music.
Example: "The festival featured a continuous performance of live music that lasted for over twelve hours."
Alternatives: "an ongoing performance" or "a sustained performance".
In children, Scahill et al. found that immediate release guanfacine was rated significantly better than placebo by teacher-rated ADHD (37% vs 8%) and subjects performed significantly better on a Continuous Performance Test [ 67].
Accordingly, deaf children perform worse on the Gordon Diagnostic System®, a continuous performance task which measures the ability to select a sequence of targets from a stream of items presented in central vision [14] [15].
Studio-based, the scenes are long, shot multi-camera and give the audience something totally unique to that tradition: the sight of actors of the highest quality giving a continuous performance at a range of 6ft.
His response to the invitation from Venice is a continuous performance called The End, which involves smoking, drinking and painting dismally bad portraits round the clock from now to the closing day.
Dix, who participated in the suffrage movement, encouraged women to work outside of the home and urged couples not to "degrade marriage into a kind of vaudeville show, where the wife is doing a continuous performance, and the husband is an audience of one, who may get bored at any moment and get up and leave".
The n-back task is a continuous performance task used to measure a part of working memory.
A visual A-X continuous performance task was completed by the participants.
Patients with bipolar disorder and normal healthy participants were assessed with a visual A-X continuous performance task [ 44].
In two functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) experiments conducted in two different groups of healthy human subjects, we examined activation in the amygdala due to cued anticipation of painful stimuli while subjects performed a simple continuous performance task (CPT) with either a fixed or a parametrically varied trial duration.
Neurocognitive function of ADHD patients was assessed using the test of variables of attention (TOVA -Visual [ 30], which is a compuTOVA -Visualtinuous performance test comprising a target stimulus and a non-target stimulus.
The Quotient® is a computerized continuous performance test assessing a participant's ability to pay attention and ability to sit still [ 25].
