The phrase "a kind of continuity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or concept that exhibits a certain level of consistency or connection over time or between different elements.
Example: "The artist's work reflects a kind of continuity in style, making it easily recognizable across different periods."
Alternatives: "a form of continuity" or "a type of continuity".
It is a kind of continuity, she thinks.
"You could swap out a chimp and create a kind of continuity that would be impossible with humans".
Showing the same artists in multiple venues does give the show a kind of continuity, but also makes it enervating.
In this respect, at least, there was a kind of continuity even in foreign policy.Soon after September 11th, John Gray, a British historian, claimed that "the era of globalisation is over".
Dante really thought that his own poetry is — that Latin is not a dead language, that the vernacular is really the way Latin has become in time, so the continuity between Virgil and him is real, so there's a kind of continuity of poetic continuity.
Some radicals accepted a kind of continuity from the 1st century to the 16th, but the only evidence of true faith that they identified was among the medieval movements that had separated themselves from official Roman Catholicism or that were condemned and persecuted by Catholics.
Not only would the decline in quality be painfully evident, but only in the names, appearances and voices of the principal characters would you find any kind of continuity.
Good thing, too, because I bet all of those flashback episodes don't follow any kind of continuity, like, at all, and can you imagine the response from the blogs?
From Spencer's early stories to her newly published ones, there is a kind of seamless continuity of theme and style.
The movie is like one of those deep, prolonged dreams in which moods, images and bizarre moments, though unstructured, nonetheless hang together in a kind of logical continuity.
Part of growing up is playing with different identities, and the big change that social networks are imposing on us is a kind of institutionalized continuity.
