The phrase "a strong and continuous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both powerful and ongoing, often in contexts related to support, effort, or processes.
Example: "The organization has established a strong and continuous commitment to environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a robust and ongoing" or "a firm and unbroken".
In short, there's a strong and continuous correlation between the rich getting richer, and the poor – make that the 90% – going deeper into debt.
We propose a pattern that supposes considerable specialization in use of plains vs. slopes in the landscape, and a strong and continuous human pressure on the vegetation and soils between 4500 and 3500 cal BC.
Conversely βlow-cells displayed a strong and continuous signal as a ring beneath the plasma membrane.
The NIR profiles obtained for antibiotic-treated susceptible organisms showed a strong and continuous decrease in value.
We propose that without the presence of a strong and continuous matrix, many cells fail to egress and remain in the somitocoel, resulting in fewer cells in the epithelium.
Figures 5, S3, s4, together with the S1 to S4 videos provided as supplementary material, clearly show that a strong and continuous secretion of chemokines is required for granuloma formation.
A strong generation and continuous increase of H2O2 in aphid-infested leaves was observed in soybean plants without cyanobacteria inoculating within 0 48 hpi (Fig. 3; the dash lines).
As junior researchers, it is easy to feel powerless, but our tale illustrates how we can improve our working conditions if we rally together around a common goal and show strong and continuous engagement.
The ice becomes strong and continuous enough for walking in early January, and is usually dangerously thin or broken up by March.
Cardiomyocyte differentiation of ESCs was effectively promoted by strong and continuous inhibition of Wnt/β-catenin signaling with IGFBP4-immobilized substrates.
The plan is bold but will be meaningless without strong and continuous leadership and monitoring from the White House.
