The phrase "achieve continuous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the goal of maintaining an ongoing or uninterrupted state or process.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve continuous improvement in our production processes to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "attain ongoing" or "reach sustained".
To achieve continuous scanning capability, the ADRs must operate continuously.
Even in the 1990's, an exceptionally good period for business, only one in eight large companies managed to achieve continuous, year-upon-year earnings growth.
The company teaches employees at all levels to achieve continuous improvement through quick, simple experiments rather than through lengthy, complex ones.
Alternative materials are therefore required to achieve continuous emission: inorganic materials that contain spin defects, such as diamond4,5,6 and silicon carbide7, have been proposed.
Such an approach, when integrated into complete systems, has the potential to achieve continuous, autonomous learning by participating in actual interactions with users.
The researchers found that pulses of light delivered every minute or so are the most effective way to achieve continuous transcription for the desired period of time.
Pressure-actuated elements can be embedded in morphing panels to achieve continuous control of shape and stiffness.
The results show that our system is able to achieve continuous glucose monitoring remotely in real-time.
It said it was committed to working collaboratively through the International Council of Toy Industries Caree (Caring, Awareness, Responsible, Ethical) process "to achieve continuous improvements in factory working conditions".
Hence the work environment in acute care calls for innovative approaches to achieve continuous development of nursing practice and work satisfaction.
The prediction of rock mass cavability is needed in the design of block caves to estimate the undercut size required to achieve continuous caving.
