The phrase "a continuous proxy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a proxy that operates without interruption or is consistently active.
Example: "The system requires a continuous proxy to ensure that data is transmitted without any delays."
Alternatives: "an ongoing proxy" or "a persistent proxy".
FPA may serve as an inexpensive continuous proxy for BP.
We saw this instrumental variable as an aggregate continuous proxy for program participation at the household level.
For example, the blog Real Climate provided this succinct explanation (before delving into more detail): "A group of colleagues have succeeded in producing the first continuous proxy record of sea level for the past 2000 years.
Loess deposits in eastern Beringia contain continuous proxy records of the effects of past climatic change on terrestrial landscapes at high latitudes.
In some cases a continuous estimate of a proxy for a resource was available rather than a direct estimate of power availability, and in these cases we classified the resource into categorical categories based on published opinion about what sites were developable.
6 A continuous score as a proxy of the MS was chosen in favour of a dichotomous outcome in order to enhance statistical sensitivity, and because it is considered to describe the metabolic health condition better.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to examine relationships between a continuous measure of HAP (albeit a proxy for exposure measured by CO) and prevalence of respiratory symptoms and lung function in young, nonsmoking women in a rural biomass fuel dependent population.
Conclusion: The implementation of the OpinionFamily tool allowed a continuous evaluation of the satisfaction of the critically ill patients' proxies.
Haystack, originally intended to help Iranians protest after last year's elections, is a free proxy-like system that hides the user's traffic inside "a continuous stream of innocent-looking requests".
