The phrase "a continuous surface of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, art, or materials science to describe a surface that is unbroken or uninterrupted.
Example: "The artist created a sculpture that features a continuous surface of polished marble, enhancing its elegance."
Alternatives: "an unbroken surface of" or "a seamless surface of".
To provide a continuous surface of NO2 concentrations for health and environmental research.
The entire thing is clad in a continuous surface of slender aluminium mullions from top to bottom, which shimmer like silvery corduroy, recalling New York skyscrapers of the 1960s.
The paintings didn't exist yet, except in the potential form of concealed panels that shared a continuous surface of room-girdling handmade wallpaper: in effect, a single painting, more than fourteen feet high and more than a hundred and seventy-three feet long, executed in acrylic, oil, vinyl paint, silk-screen inks, charcoal, pastel, graphite, and sand.
MVRDV created a concrete labyrinth of winding stairs, twisting ramps and narrow bridges; a continuous surface of stepped and slanted planes with no real walls, just colored-glass partitions so that sunlight could penetrate into the depths of its compact terrain.
This paper presents an approach to modeling human mobility across regional landscapes that considers all possible directions of travel in order to generate a continuous surface of movement probability.
In general, the results indicate that forest properties are more accurately estimated using data from flooded areas, probably because variations in surface conditions are minimized where there is a continuous surface of standing water.
When triple-alanine substitutions were introduced into positions 392, 393 and 394, the binding efficiency decreased to less than 40%, which suggests that these residues may contribute directly or indirectly to maintenance of a continuous surface for CXCR4 binding.
It also induced restoration of a normal peritoneal structure with a continuous surface layer of flattened cells similar to the light microscopic characteristics of the normal peritoneum in the control group, and decreased the vascular and inflammatory components.
There are one or two successful jokes, and a continuous, surface level of plausible narrative activity.
We also report on the observation of precipitates which form as both a continuous surface layer and of a conical geometry.
In order to create a continuous surface, the parameter of the bottom clipping plane for the sphere is found as.
