The phrase "a possible continuum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a range or spectrum of related concepts, ideas, or phenomena that may vary in degree or intensity.
Example: "In the study of human behavior, there exists a possible continuum of responses to stress, ranging from mild anxiety to severe panic attacks."
Alternatives: "a potential range of" or "a likely spectrum of".
These two modes of transmission effectively represent the two extremes of a possible continuum, with the key distinction being the degree of memory in the current force of infection of previous levels of infection.
Nature produces bodies on a spectrum; a continuum of possibilities.
Several studies 1– 6 have found that non-clinical psychotic symptoms ('psychosis-like symptoms') are relatively common in non-clinical populations and there has been considerable interest in these symptoms as a possible indicator of a psychosis continuum in adults.
Thus, it is possible to access a continuum of AuNP solvophilicity characteristics across a remarkably wide range by fine-tuning the monolayer composition through the appropriate choice of exchange conditions.
Experiments having a continuum of possible outcomes for example, that of selecting a number at random from the interval [r, s] involve subtle mathematical difficulties that were not satisfactorily resolved until the 20th century.
But since every measured covariate creates two, several, or a continuum of possible subgroups, this approach would require ignoring a lot of the results of a study, no matter how interesting they are (as well as severely taxing the imagination of the researchers about which subgroups are the right ones).
For random variables having a continuum of possible values, the function that plays the same role as the probability distribution of a discrete random variable is called a probability density function.
A continuum of possible document formats may exist in business environments.
There would be no best world if the series of possible worlds formed a continuum of increasingly good worlds ad infinitum.
The former, on the other hand, supports a continuum of possible velocities and associated traveling wave solutions; the particular velocity selected depends on the initial conditions.
