The phrase "a form of continuing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or ways of maintaining an action or process over time.
Example: "The project is designed as a form of continuing education for professionals in the field."
Alternatives: "a method of ongoing" or "a way of persisting".
This has led some to talk of East German atheism as a form of continuing political and regional identification.
They have given women without higher educations a shot at financial independence -- Brewer earns a six-figure income -- and they serve as a form of continuing sex ed for women who might have grown up in too stultifying an environment (or, indeed, the wrong generation) to learn about their bodies.
Some groups function as a form of continuing education for patients and their families, with invited speakers, course notebooks, and even weekly assignments or homework to enrich the discussion.
Developing senior doctors as mentors for more junior staff has also been suggested to be a form of continuing professional development for both parties [ 44].
Academic detailing or educational outreach is a form of continuing medical education (CME) in which a trained health professional such as a physician or pharmacist visits physicians in their offices to provide evidence-based information.
Academic detailing is a form of continuing medical education where a trained health professional visits prescribers for a fifteen to twenty minute session to provide objective information regarding a therapeutic topic based on best available evidence [ 86, 87].
Action research of this kind is a superb form of continuing professional development (CPD).
Mentors reported benefits in terms of ensuring currency of knowledge suggesting that it may also act as a suitable form of continuing professional development.
Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) has more than once introduced the End Government Shutdowns Act, which would implement a form of automatic continuing appropriations.
4.16 The EXCEL programme is innovative and a very promising form of continuing education.
The specialist expertise may be provided in the form of responses to clinical queries, that is, information relating to a specific patient, or in the form of continuing education, that is, information of more general nature.
