The phrase "a continuum in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a range or spectrum of concepts, ideas, or phenomena that are interconnected or related in some way.
Example: "The study of human emotions reveals a continuum in a spectrum of feelings, from joy to sadness."
Alternatives: "a range within a" or "a spectrum in a".
It is carried out using a fast Lagrangian analysis of a continuum in a 3D numerical code, which is an elastoplastic three-dimensional finite difference model, to simulate the response of piles under the entire process of metro tunneling (deactivation of soil element and activation of the lining).
For Deitch and Co. each player involved and referenced in "Art In the Streets" is part of a continuum in a series of subcultures mashing together including artists, writers, documenters, scenesters, gallerists, rappers, punks, skaters, designers, performers, collectors and straight up fans.
This boundary is essentially a breakpoint in a continuum in a broad range of ecological, environmental and species diversity measures.
Rose developed the concept of CVD risk as a continuum in a population and showed that all pathophysiological factors were continuously distributed in a population [ 34].
It should be kept in mind that M1 or M2 macrophages represent extremes of a continuum in a universe of activation states that are still incompletely characterized [ 32].
Friedmann said therapy and enhancement were part of a continuum in which a genetic treatment to heal a short-term injury could also lead to the long-term enhancement of the athlete's genetic makeup.
There was a wavering line to be walked between what some saw as the intermittently unseen irrelevancy of the toy department and the renewed importance of sports as a continuum in American life, a sustaining narrative and a comforting normality.
The critic and historian Leonard Feather explained Mr. Jones's significance this way: "His main achievement was the creation of what might be called a circle of sound, a continuum in which no beat of the bar was necessarily indicated by any specific accent, yet the overall feeling became a tremendously dynamic and rhythmically important part of the whole group".
I see a continuum in the children of my friends, some of whom have died.
The women reside on a continuum in which injuries are assumed and insults are expected.
Mr. Donaldson, Ms. Jones and Mr. Lundvall represent points along a continuum in the history of the most storied label in jazz.
