The phrase "a continuous procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is ongoing or unbroken in nature, often in contexts related to operations, methodologies, or workflows.
Example: "The quality control team follows a continuous procedure to ensure that all products meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "an ongoing process" or "a constant procedure".
It is possible to perform the extractions in a continuous procedure, called counter current extraction, as well as in the batch process described here.
A continuous procedure for the preparation of homogeneous iron oxide doped alumina spherical particles is described.
The Austrian hospital discharge diagnosis register covers all hospitals in Austria, using a continuous procedure since the introduction of the register.
Additionally, the informed consent process for longitudinal studies and studies that will result in the creation of long-term databases must be viewed as a continuous process, with reconsent procedures that fit children's maturing decisional capacities and parental concerns.
In a single, continuous procedure, the team 3D printed those materials into a cardiac microphysiological device — a heart on a chip — with integrated sensors.
This study aimed to develop an optimal continuous procedure of lipase-catalyzed hexyl laurate synthesis in a packed-bed bioreactor to investigate the possibility of large-scale production further.
This study aimed to develop an optimal continuous procedure of lipase-catalyzes transesterification of waste cooking palm oil in a packed bed reactor to investigate the possibility of large scale production further.
The group means and greater time for deliberation when using a group sequential procedure, as opposed to a continuous sequential procedure, can improve the quality of the analyses with minimal loss in sensitivity.
This report describes a convenient and novel continuous procedure to measure the avidity denoted by the new term "phosphophilicity" of phosphate and phosphate esters to the surface of aluminum-containing adjuvants.
However, human islets are often isolated using a continuous isolation procedure and separated in a refrigerated centrifuge and gradient, a process that is not feasible based on mouse pancreas size and the volumes of media needed for the refrigerated apparatus.
A continuous feedback procedure must be established between the main inter-related parameters of the system such as the chemical, physical and isotopic composition of the core, the neutron flux distribution and the temperature field.
