The phrase "a continuous presence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ongoing existence or availability of something in a particular context.
Example: "The project requires a continuous presence of support from all team members to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "an ongoing presence of" or "a constant presence of".
However, due to frequent changes in the physiological needs of ICU patients, these ventilation settings cannot be adjusted continuously, as this would require a continuous presence of caregivers at the bedside.
The talks would proceed but the size of the force the United States might keep was shrunk: the new goal would be a continuous presence of about 3,500 troops, a rotating force of up to 1,500 and half a dozen F-16's.
A continuous presence of water in the peat swamp is essential for gelification.
The committee called for changes including: Establishing a continuous presence of Nato troops and military equipment in "vulnerable" Baltic states, including Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
A continuous presence of water is prerequisite for gelification and fluctuation in water table affects GI because during the periods of drier spells inertinites would form.
For gelification to take place a continuous presence of water is necessary and fluctuation in water table is likely to affect the degree of gelification.
As the composition of the RA synovium includes elevated levels of inflammatory cytokines on a hypoxic background, a strong and continuous presence of HIF transcription factors is favoured through increased HIF-α mRNA levels and protein stabilisation.
In this study, the daily fecundity seemed to be unaffected by high harassment rate, and the cause of lower overall fecundity was a shortened oviposition period following a much longer preoviposition period in the continuous presence of a mate.
Such a hypothesis requires the continuous presence of suitable habitat throughout the Pleistocene glaciation cycles, probably scattered over steep south-facing slopes.
The continuous presence of a clinician at bedside for a 12-hour period is not realistic and thus the fluid challenge according to the Doppler-guided protocol was given partly by trained nursing staff.
Therefore, alternative assays that measure the mixing of lumenal contents in the continuous presence of an external competitor, a strategy that has commonly been used to study the fusion of isolated organelles, are important as well.
