The phrase "a high level of continuity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistency or stability of a process, system, or relationship over time.
Example: "The project was successful due to a high level of continuity in the team's collaboration and communication."
Alternatives: "a strong degree of continuity" or "a significant amount of continuity."
In total, however and reflecting these varieties there is a high level of continuity of the general protest constellation.
In many parts of the world, midwives are the primary caregivers for childbearing women, providing a high level of continuity of care during a normal pregnancy.
On the contrary, our results highlight a high level of continuity in the NHs' original practices, which seems to reflect the specific neighbourhoods' social contexts, structural features and problem frames of the organisations which founded each NH.
Research findings indicate a high level of continuity in the essential features of the system, with a trend to produce information outside of the accounting ledgers in order to satisfy managerial information requirements.
Archaeological and linguistic data demonstrate that there was a high level of continuity in Palau prehistorically, with no evidence to suggest that a new migratory group arrived, lived in isolation, and then was later absorbed into a normal sized population prior to European contact.
Some had not experienced a high level of continuity of care from their breast care teams, and thought that women with similar experiences might find this approach unacceptable.
They may also generally receive a higher level of continuity of care [ 39], higher quality care and be prioritised over disadvantaged women [ 40].
In fact, enterprise-class virtualization platforms include features such as fault tolerance and high availability that are designed to provide a high level of business continuity even for applications that were not originally designed to be highly available.
One may assume that a high level of satisfaction strengthens continuity of the participant physician relationship (Ware and Hays, 1988; Haddad et al, 2000).
There is a high level of agreement about the underlying dimensions of continuity of care [ 22].
The term can be explained as "tying a steel frame horizontally and vertically to increase its structural continuity and create a structure with a high level of robustness" (Yu et al. 2009).
