The phrase "achieved by continuous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes or results that require ongoing effort or action to reach a certain goal.
Example: "Success in this project can only be achieved by continuous collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "attained through ongoing" or "realized via constant".
This was achieved by continuous injection of holes using light illumination.
The enhancement in GOS production is achieved by continuous accumulation of GOS with less degradation as the hydrolysis activity of the mutants is strongly suppressed.
Bicarbonate stabilisation was achieved by: continuous sparging of the medium with 5% CO2(g), application of a layer of liquid paraffin above the medium, or a specially designed in-house seal device that prevents CO2(g) loss.
When vapor-phase esterification was carried out in a double tube type membrane reactor, some equilibrium shift was observed; this was achieved by continuous and selective water removal along the reactor length.
Performance of continuous time Bayesian network classifiers learned when combining conditional log-likelihood scoring and Bayesian parameter estimation are compared with that achieved by continuous time Bayesian network classifiers when learning is based on marginal log-likelihood scoring and to that achieved by dynamic Bayesian network classifiers.
The complete decomposition is achieved by continuous heating [34, 35].
Size-based secondary purification was then achieved by continuous-elution electrophoresis (Model 491 Prep Cell, Bio-Rad).
We prove that global finite-time stabilizability of uncertain nonlinear systems that are dominated by a lower-triangular system can be achieved by Hölder continuous state feedback.
This was achieved by successive continuous compression and decompression in a diamond anvil cell at temperatures under, at and above the critical point.
A comparison was made of the fineness of dispersion in immiscible polymer blends achieved by a continuous mechanical alloying technique, solid-state shear pulverization, relative to that achieved by melt mixing.
Graphene suspensions with very high concentrations of up to 1.5%% w/w (15 mg/mL) were achieved by the continuous addition of a highly concentrated aqueous solution of Pluronic F108 to graphite/water mixtures.
