The phrase "about the continuity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to the ongoing nature or persistence of something, such as a process, event, or concept.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the continuity of cultural practices over generations."
Alternatives: "regarding the persistence of" or "concerning the ongoing nature of".
I think this says something about the continuity of purpose.
Some puppeteers today are gloomy about the continuity of their traditions.
For Mr. Gunther, classical architecture is about "the continuity of knowledge" and "integrating us with our environment".
"He talked about the continuity of programs created under his administration with the goals of trying to promote black business development.
But that is the sustaining metaphor of this superlative production in which the victims of a fearful disaster enact a needed fable about the continuity of human existence.
To walk through the ruined cities of Germany is to feel an actual doubt about the continuity of civilisation as a whole.
There was some concern about disrupting the continuity of operations, but the program proved successful, partly because managers were required to institutionalize and transfer knowledge.
In other words, the challenge of owning the customer relationship for marketers will be about establishing the continuity of the brand; using data from the IoT to make a customer's life better today, tomorrow and for years after that.
In other words, the challenge of owning the customer relationship for marketers will be about establishing the continuity of the brand; using data from the IoT to make a customer's life better today, tomorrow and for years after that.
What's magical now about baseball is the continuity of having these splendid performers there for me month after month, year after year.
A week after Trump was elected, Sotomayor imparted words about resilience and the continuity of government institutions at a public appearance.
