The phrase "a continuum of more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or gradual increase in quantity, quality, or intensity of something.
Example: "The project aims to create a continuum of more sustainable practices within the community."
Alternatives: "an ongoing increase" or "a gradual enhancement".
Many of Berman's interpretations of the past century are highly controversial, but they should not blind us to the truth of his insight, that what we are engaging in is part of a continuum of more than 80 years and that only America can successfully lead the forces of democratic civilization against the forces of darkness like al Qaeda.
One axis covers the positioning of carers as empowered on a continuum of more or less, and the second axis covers the positioning of carers' need for realistic information on a continuum of more or less.
The positioning of carers on a continuum of more or less empowered was related to views on how much realistic information carers should be given.
Considering PARC as a continuum of more to less intensive care (ie, IRF, SNF, HH, no HH) we found some consistent findings.
We found, for example, that carers were positioned as empowered (on a continuum of more or less), and that this related to the a second axis of carers' need for realistic information (on a continuum of more or less) (See Figure 1).
In the second, SDM exists along a continuum of more and less paternalistic models: a philosophical reorientation of patient/practitioner roles is not evident in even the least paternalistic on this continuum.
The framework maps the field as a continuum of progressively more challenging systems of theory and practice, which yield increasingly more complete degrees of self-regulation based on increasingly more profound levels of mind/brain integration.
Beyond those classic 7 colors (ROYGBIV), a rainbow is actually made up of a larger continuum of more than 1 million colors -- including colors the human eye cannot see.
The hummocky ground moraine soil landscape forms a spatial continuum of more or less eroded and depositional soils developed from glacial till under intensive agricultural cultivation.
On the contrary, maps based on a regression approach or several detailed strata (i.e. Avitabile, NBS) identified small biomass areas with a continuum of values, representing more closely the spatial characteristics of the field data.
In the event of 'out of labour market', a continuum of five or more periods (ie, 2.5 years) was required: if there were fewer than five, all periods were coded according to the last labour market position, to purposely exclude those on parental leave or studying from this category.
