The phrase "a continuous search" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or unending effort to find something or to seek answers.
Example: "The scientist engaged in a continuous search for a cure to the disease, dedicating years of research to the cause."
Alternatives: "an ongoing quest" or "a perpetual search".
At their best they can engage us in a continuous search to understand the human condition.
And it means that Mr. Patel is on a continuous search for organic and locally grown foods.
The alarming issue of antibiotic resistance expansion requires a continuous search for new and efficient antibacterial agents.
A particle swarm optimizer was employed to conduct a continuous search on the objective function.
Therefore, there is a continuous search for improved methods to detect deception.
Thus, a continuous search is on for higher bond strengths adhesives.
Considering Long Island golfers' continuous search for a place to play the game, Mr. Napola is expecting a big crowd on opening day.
During these years, he labeled his own philosophy as "the metaphysics of vital reason," to signify his continuous search for a structure of life that would be transcendent in its relation to every existing reality, and yet itself would be located within the framework of temporal and spatial reality.
In my continuous search for a viable legislative solution to the issue of child trafficking in America I spoke with Patrick A. Trueman, the former Chief of the Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section, Criminal Division, U. S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., about the increase of child pornography in the United States.
From a theoretical point of view, the continuous search for criteria to redefine informality has not enabled a concept to be formulated with universal value.
By narrowing the continuous search space to a discrete point set, this siting problem is solved using the MCLP-based model and HNIPS.
